I give five stars to the male protagonist buried in the soil. Die well, die well.
When the trailer came out earlier, I was very sensitive, because I always insisted that everything about punk is not consumable. Those who can be consumed and used to make money are a piece of shit in the landscape society. With regard to punk, it is necessary to portray a real reality, bloody, naked, direct forceful and even brutal confrontation. I don't think commercial films, or any commercial director, can figure it out. In my opinion, they are always based on so-called true stories and expose some innocuous, old-fashioned social issues. This has nothing to do with punk's rebellious spirit.
So earlier, I thought this film was about a gang of punks in the United States blowing up the Statue of Liberty in the United States, or engaging in an armed riot, attacking the government, and finally dying on the streets.
The result is not. It turned out to be just an Anarchist Boy who was killed in a street fight. (Although I am very angry, I still think this is a scene close to the real situation)
In the end, maybe we are so small, vulnerable and powerless in front of the rigid world, but so what, don't tell me what to do.
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