Sucre in PB plays a role in it, and the TV series is a familiar face, and the movie is king.
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The root of evil
Brenda 2021-12-30 17:21:25
Keanu Reeves is still very suitable for this kind of role, without too much expression, as long as he can be cool and cut people. Because I have watched too many similar Hong Kong movies, I know the routines of this kind of police internal FB movies at a glance. A heroic policeman who is hateful and hateful, from a clue to the big boss. If there is anything new, it is the unique complex of racial discrimination in American society. Whether it is under the guise of the law or private grievances, racial issues are at the core of it. White people are superior, and people of color have low self-esteem and insecurity. This is the root of all crimes. The ending of the film is also quite intriguing. After Cao Cao won the Guandu War, he burned the correspondence between his subordinates and Yuan Shao, and at the end of the film, no one was held accountable for the crimes of those high-ranking officials. The so-called evil nemesis is just a tool. Good and evil, theoretically clear concepts, have now become sociological relativity. In this sense, Tom is no different from those of MARVEL Superhero. Pure sense of justice is very naive.
Sucre in PB plays a role in it, and the TV series is a familiar face, and the movie is king.
Sucre in PB plays a role in it, and the TV series is a familiar face, and the movie is king.
Extended Reading
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Sgt. Mike Clady: How's complaints?
Tom Ludlow: You just missed your wife.
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Tom Ludlow: [while speeding through streets] You married, Diskant?
Detective Paul Diskant: Engaged. And I'd like to see her again.