At the beginning of the movie, you don't know what story this is. Several people discussed at the table whether or not to tip the waitress.
Quentin kept using seemingly irrelevant dialogues to explain the character's characteristics. You gradually realize that these people who eat are actually a few thugs, and one of them is an undercover police officer.
In fact, I did doubt the "pianist" who fell to the ground and was struggling, but I still can't be sure that Quentin has too many ecstasy arrays.
When the poor man was to be burned to death after his ear was cut, the gunshot was surprising. Finally, we see the back of the story.
None of the people had a good ending. The only thing left out was the guy who hid in the gunfight and ran away with diamonds.
You can say that he is lucky, you can also say that he is unfortunate-often walks by the river, who knows if he is the next dog in the water. What Quentin showed is essentially the same core as Johnnie To's gangster film, that is, fate is impermanent, and no one really has the last laugh.
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