Acceptance

Damion 2022-08-05 19:14:16

#老人和枪[电影]# A not too high-quality movie, barely finished watching. The actor's elegance is still there, and the theme of the expression is also clear. Under Western values, the meaning of life has been repeatedly scrutinized, and it is the same in every movie. Many of them I have not described. The emptiness and loss are full of thoughts after eating, but there are often no conclusions and limitations of the system. Therefore, it is rare for a 13-year-old to understand the value of life. He used stealing and robbery as his pleasure. He struggled for it until he was 74 years old. He had more than 100 criminal records, 16 times in prison and escaped from prison. Defined as a bad guy. In the play, the heroine, the old lady trusted and tolerant, finally accepted the old robber with dream thinking, not good or bad, and made him feel for the first time that someone else understands what he did and fell into a love affair. The 17th escape was on parole. After returning home to rest, after kissing the old lady, he went out to continue the robbery, smiled at every bank, and robbed four banks in one day. End of the play. In the end, there are too few people in the world who dare to pursue their own dreams. There is no right or wrong in dreams. Most people are only pursuing interests, which are distortions of dreams. Therefore, the old people’s thinking is actually reasonable, and smiling is even more correct. When you do it every day, you are interested. How can you be unhappy?

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The Old Man & the Gun quotes

  • John Hunt: I figured out who he is.

    Maureen: And?

    John Hunt: He's a guy... who is old... but used to be young... and he just really loves robbing banks.

    Maureen: That's it?

    John Hunt: That's it.

    Maureen: Just like you're a guy... who's a cop... who's gonna catch him.

  • [first lines]

    Dispatcher: [crackling over radio] All right, 1-10, this is Dispatch. Do you copy?

    Officer: This is 1-10. Go ahead.

    Dispatcher: What's your 20, 1-10?

    [no reply]

    Dispatcher: All right, 1-10, what's your 20?

    Officer: We're right around the corner, Marianne. What do you need?

    Dispatcher: We've got a 4-1-5 at 68th South Corbine Street.

    [police radio chatter continues indistinctly]

    Dispatcher: All units. There's a 211 in progress. American Bank. Suspect is driving a white sedan. I repeat. Suspect is armed and driving a white sedan.