The stories of ancient tragedies are really powerful and enduring, Reivew on The Two Faces of January

1. Although it is a modern drama, it is a story adapted from the script of "The King of Oedipus". Location, father-son relationship, vain incest, these all point to classical Greek tragedies. But in the end, it tells a story of saintly salvation.
2. Christine Dunst, finally restored the essence of Pig Girl, just like a movie after she got rid of the Loli era. But ugly to look ugly, but the acting skills are still properly praised.
3. Aragorn is still Aragorn, still handsome.
4. When the young male protagonist looks up at 45° from the bottom left, the similarity to Al Pacino when he was young shows up, is it good or not? Is it extremely sexy that the long eyelashes blink? Fluency in Greek is even more bonus points, OK?
5. Everyone has sin. The last words entered by the scammer complete the redemption of human nature, and the male protagonist also completes his own redemption in front of his grave.

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