Maybe women and men think about problems in different ways. Men look at stories, plots, rhythms, music, and acting. Women like feelings, love, family, and friendship. They can’t always discuss topics. In fact, women can be sensitive to romance between men. Gotta feel.
We can often feel the quality of a movie, but it is difficult to feel its soul, because a movie is a complex art, and the world of senses is also diverse.
I write this today just for Xiao Xiao, not to talk about the details and other things.
When I first saw A Xiao, he was wearing a white shirt, a black suit, glasses, and a tie. He obviously raised his hands and feet gracefully like Young Master Pian Pian, but his eyes were calm and cold. Intuition tells me that this person is not easy. The calmer he is, the harder he is, but his overall temperament and masculine charm are really irresistible temptations.
His father was suddenly killed. A huge family and a dangerous career need him to inherit. I can feel that he doesn't like this kind of life, but he chose to take up this responsibility without being proud or shrinking. At the food stall that his father often goes to, he spilled a glass of wine, announcing his determination and determination to avenge him.
A Xiao is a smart person who knows how to advance and retreat, knows how to forbear, and act ruthlessly, just like a tough cheetah. He can use three phone calls to fix four anti-water brothers and take back the rights of the Ni family. He can also go forward. He chatted with the people he wanted to get rid of at a moment, and then tried all means to kill them. He could even use his IQ to play with the police and find out the undercover agent who had been with him for 7 years. That was the only time he committed suicide. He didn't like betrayal. As the boss of the underworld, he and the police were never the same way. The moment he shot was really spicy and elegant. I can only think of a superficial adjective: handsome and dull. Up. . .
A Xiao is perfect everywhere, but he has the only and fatal weakness. The love for his family is a kind of faith, and it is the softest place in his heart that cannot be touched. This is why I often think of him. The eyes are very clean and bright, which seems to be inconsistent with the gloomy tone of the film. He tried to save his younger brother, he tried to cleanse his family, and of course he did have this ability. When he stepped into the dark, he kept the peace of the family to the greatest extent, and when he held a birthday party for his daughter, I even I feel that he is not in this huge dispute, but an ordinary businessman, bringing his family with his mouth, safe and happy.
But Ah Xiao seems to have a destiny, and he also seems to have known his own destiny a long time ago. He has been saying what his father said: if you come out, you will have to pay it back sooner or later. He has avenged his revenge and killed others. The Buddhists often say karma, so a villain who is both good and evil, if he does not die, the screenwriter may not be able to make it happen. Therefore, his death originated from his family. He arranged all his family members to Hawaii, except for himself. Perhaps this was the foreshadowing of death. He takes his family too importantly, and behind his cold appearance, there is a gentle heart hidden. Perhaps A Xiao had long suspected that his brother was an undercover agent. When he killed his undercover agent, maybe he said that to A Ren? But he dared not be convinced to prove it, could it be said that he couldn't bear it? Until the moment he died, he pulled out the bug and plugged it back in. I couldn't guess what his eyes seemed to say, but he never thought of hurting his brother.
The screenwriter is too cruel to Ah Xiao. He knows the pain of his family members when he is threatened. It is clearly written on his face. The anger when he raises the gun is clearly written on his face. But what can he do and what should he do? The moment he died in my brother's arms, I cried, sighed, distressed, and sad. The family that A Xiao tried to protect, died in the end, and even such an innocent little girl did not let it go. Such an ending is too unsympathetic and can't bear to watch.
No matter what, A Xiao, I will always remember you, you as the name suggests, you who are cruel and filial, Ni Yongxiao.
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