At the end, the protagonist shot the boss’s head and threw the car and people into the smasher. (Its practical smash Machine processing is easy to find dead bodies, unrealistic, and even ridiculous in front of others) I think the director ends in this way to express that the protagonist has found the reason that made his life wrong at the beginning and continues to be wrong, and Throwing that malignant tumor out of his life like a ball of paper.
Reminiscent of the Beijing child falling case a while ago, we should give opportunities to those who made mistakes, and cherish the opportunities for those who missed it. The lack of one of the two is a vicious circle.
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