When it comes to the highlights, the performance of the past boxer Samuel Jackson is very brilliant, the introverted acting has played an absolute supporting role in the plot, and even the cunning and sophisticated look in the eyes when lying is very natural. The avoidance of the eyes of others in the many scenes just right explains an indescribable survival dilemma that is inferior and at a loss, has one's own dignity but is squeezed by reality. In this kind of predicament, he can still accurately grasp the turning point, and in order to make the turning point, he can cater to impersonating a better self and a better legend.
They met in a story that was not too exciting but hidden too many knots. The reporter’s father was a legend in the press, and the person who pretended to be a boxer was also a glorious one. In an era when everyone wants to be someone else, When faced with his own life, he was helpless; therefore, the boxer finally did not enter his wife's door, and the reporter finally had no chance to have a good conversation with his father. Even the son saw a lying father naked.
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