Seeing the end, I was actually quite heartbroken. I planned to watch a lively popcorn movie Killing Time, but it was a tragedy that required me to contemplate. Let’s talk about the movie first, the rhythm is very good, the martial arts is very good, the literary drama is also good, with appropriate humor, a slight flaw is that the tracking section is too unreasonable, who would drive a car like that and the tracking is so tight . Okay, let’s talk about it a little deeper. The score of this movie is a little lower. As an action movie, it’s not just for playing, and it’s also very appropriate for the plot to be pushed apart. Just imagine, if the leading role is changed, for example, the man in the suit is replaced by Batman or the leading role of Deadpool, the Golden Boy is replaced by Brooks or the role of Renault, I think it should be a very classic blockbuster. It feels that these two roles are customized for them, but this is a question of the investor, this is just a hypothesis. Therefore, because of the starring reasons, the attention is not enough and the score is low. I will give it 7.4 to 7.6. What this movie gave me was actually a short comment at the back that made me feel entangled. The short comment roughly meant that it was a pity that the protagonists died in the end, but they were debt collectors, so this ending should be a matter of course. I have been asking myself whether the profession and the things he has done can define a person's good or bad. A good person does a bad thing or a bad person does a good thing. Which one is a good person and a bad person? I always think that a person is kind in his heart. Yes, no matter what he does, it will not go bad. On the contrary, the clothes of the evil person in his heart exudes a stench. So I have never looked down on young ladies, underworld people, but I look down on some people regardless of their status...Finally, I would like to talk about a few small details. There are two more humorous things, one It is the stalk of the tires, and the second is the stalk of the cover sofa and iron table. The most important thing is the shot of a slaughterhouse that has been interspersed, and the metaphor at the end. The two protagonists are the cow. There is a small detail. After the cow is killed, the act of helping the cow wipe away the tears is great. Anyone who knows how to kill a cow knows that the cow will shed tears before it dies, although it's just a physical reaction that reminds me of the two drops that the golden boy shed...
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