I have to say that the director's casting is really amazing. I really think this protagonist is very suitable. This is a gentle punisher, without the sharp edges and corners, hard outlines, and stern attitude that other tough guys should have. When I first saw the Punisher, he was too gentle, so gentle that I think this role might not be suitable for him at all. His soft talk when he was with his family and his slightly shy expression really made me feel that he was right. The care of the family, especially in the section where he explained to his son why he moved frequently. He knew he had violated his oath too many times and his son didn’t believe him anymore. He could only say that he would tell him when his son grows up, with a tone of voice. Deep helplessness, haha is so loving~~ And all these characterizations are in sharp contrast with his firm image afterwards. The punisher is originally a gentle and watery person, and becoming hard can only be said to be Forced, the times make heroes, this is true.
In the process of punishment, he had a chance to become gentle again. For outsiders, it was probably a chance to "live" again. Unfamiliar neighbors: the girl, the iron ring man, and the fat guy invited him to dinner for no reason. It seemed that there was a moment that made him feel at home. It was his deprived feeling: being loved and friendly. He also had some changes. When someone knocked on the door, he always had a gun ready, but after dinner, when the Russian killer arrived, he hid the gun in the drawer. And when the punisher sees that the unfamiliar Hoopman is willing to withstand torture to extract a confession in order to cover him, the only chance to become gentle again is shattered, and this is actually the disillusionment of an illusion, and the price of peace is war. People who want kindness to live well can only kill bad people.
The gentle punisher has gentle methods of killing. He is different from the heroes of general crime movies, showing their masculinity, but working hard and working hard. From the beginning, he rebuilt the weapon arsenal and remodeled the car, and later used tactics to dismantle the enemy's forces and defeated each one, and even later, he planted spies to instigate discord and intensify the internal conflicts of the enemy. It can be said that the punisher is more like a warrior with high intelligence. Perhaps the use of force is his ultimate move, but the use of intelligence is the killer, which is very in line with the protagonist's temperament.
The movie also has some obvious loopholes. For example, the reporter directly revealed that the punisher was not dead. Is this appropriate? Is it possible? You know that the murderer who killed the family of the punisher hasn't been arrested and brought to justice. Didn't you just betray the punisher to the villain after you exposed it? Is the FBI really stupid to this point? If the FBI is really stupid to this point, I can only say that the American people are really living in dire straits... There is also a loophole that, compared with the protagonist’s high IQ, the villain’s IQ is quite arrears, and even intolerable. Looking straight at the point, your wife has an affair with his subordinates, did you believe it so quickly? And the person who exposed the subordinates in the hotel and the wife's car ticket is the same person. Wouldn't you doubt it a little bit and then investigate it? And your opponent hasn't died yet, and he's been beating you all the time. Shouldn't you be united and unanimous at this time?
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