The tragic childhood of being sexually assaulted led to a tragic life. Why are the tragic stories of foreign countries always associated with pedophilia, sexual assault, such disgusting and shameless things. Stuart grew up in the UK, lucky or unfortunate? There are countless homeless children and homeless people in China. I believe that many people's stories may be even worse than Stuart's. Stuart still has a home, with his loving mother, sister, grandparents, and China's homeless children even No family members. The long-term persecution they suffered has changed their normal concept of life. Who cares, who knows? Would anyone dare to make such a movie? The United Kingdom has homes for the homeless, while China has only shelters, and then they are sent back to their hometowns. There is no way out for homeless children. From the very beginning of their lives, they are doomed to a miserable and hopeless life. When you think about the situation in China, you don't think that the British system is bad at all. They still have institutions to give the poor a place to live, a place to eat, and someone petitions them. But in China, what system is there to save these street children? Not to mention homeless adults.
Tom Hardy has successfully created a Stuart with some physical and mental problems. He plays very well and is different from all the other characters he plays. From the language, expression, and body are very realistic, and even the full nude performance in the film, this dedication It is admirable, if it does not appear in China no matter what the film needs, it will greatly dilute the emotional conflict.
Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes, very classic and very successful. His frown and smile always remind me of Sherlock Holmes. He looks very polite with glasses. He gives people a clear mind and a very smart temperament. His role in this film determines that his acting skills do not need to be played too much, I still look forward to it. This year's Sherlock, hopefully he doesn't get more and more neurotic.
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