Film Review Chapter 554 "Gentlemen"-The Opium War of the Great Addiction Empire
The film "Gentlemen" premiered in the United States on January 24.
This film is a suspenseful gangster film written, directed, and produced by Guy Ritchie, kneeling and licking Americans.
The once invincible British Empire once had the demeanor that the sun never sets.
The bombardment of the Opium War blasted China's borders.
A large number of opium flooded into the country, and the people who smoked opium, became addicted, and were helpless all day long were called the "sick man of East Asia" by the British devils.
Feng Shui turns, and many young people in Britain and the United States are addicted to smoking marijuana.
As a result, the cultivation of hemp has become a lucrative business.
The director deliberately chose Matthew McConaughey, who has a heavy southern accent, to play the Yankee in the film.
Anyone who has been in the United States knows that people with a southern accent are often ridiculed as "hillies".
But this is such an upstart of the American hillbilly,
I used cash to buy manor after manor once owned by British nobles.
This behavior is undoubtedly an incomparable contempt for the nobles of the empire that never sets.
The film just kneels and licks Americans blindly,
The Chinese, Jews and Russians of the fighting nation in the film are undoubtedly the targets of the director's contempt.
But I have to admit that the director knows the characteristics of the people of various nationalities very well.
The Chinese claimed to be a descendant of Dragon, and the director named the young backbone of the Chinese gangster "Dry eye". "Dry eye" Dry eye is undoubtedly a contempt for Dragon.
At the beginning of the film, the American hillbilly imagined that he could blow his "dry eye" younger brother with a gun, and then "dry eye" rolled on the ground begging for mercy.
The director's thinking is: The Chinese cannot win the "Opium War" more than 100 years ago, nor can they win the "Opium War" now.
The director also seems to know that the Chinese are good at fighting in the nest ("Civil War insider, foreign war outsider"). The director arranged for "Dry Eyes" to kill the elderly Chinese gang boss who looked very much like "Fu Manchu".
The director also told the audience that American hillbillies grow marijuana for the sake of teenagers, and that Chinese gangsters synthesize heroin is the real culprit that killed young British aristocrats.
This kind of intention is hypocritical and disgusting.
The director chose to schedule the film to premiere on January 24th.
In the film, Jews and American hillbillies point to the "dry eye" body over and over again and call it "Chinaman".
I just want to ask the Chinese who like this movie so hard, do you know what "Chinaman" means?
Chinaman is a deep contempt for the Chinese in English, and its contempt is second only to "Chink".
The director chose to premiere on New Year's Eve. The Jews and Yankees pointed at the body of the Chinese together. The director was unpredictable.
Of course, Jews are also the object of contempt by the director.
The Jews who worked hard to crush 400 million pounds of business into 100 million pounds, and were finally cut off by the Americans 1 pound of meat.
What was originally a 400 million pound business has turned into a 1 pound meat business. The film is full of irony to the treacherous and cunning Jews.
The Brit is also the target of the director's satire.
The private investigator played by Hugh Grant is thinking all day about how to earn 20 million pounds, and also thinking about making money from both the Russians and the Americans.
The elderly Hugh Grant is really short of money, and the role of such a degrading English gentleman is also accepted.
In film history, only Jackie Chan was the only Chinese actor who dared to slap 007 (James Bond) in the film ("British Showdown").
Although Brosnan is a retired 007, he still represents a polite and brave British tough guy.
Jackie Chan is called Big Brother for a reason. Only Jackie Chan dared to slap 007 on the face, and there was no one before or after.
Henry Golding would not accept a self-defeating role like "Dry Eyes".
From beginning to end, the director licked the American hillbilly.
In the film, the British, Chinese, Jews, and Russians are not as good as the American hillbillies who grow marijuana.
After the lick, the director said, "It's so fragrant!"
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