The American Western music in the opening, the clumsy handwritten big subtitles, and the typical push shots, it is a tribute to the dusty cowboy dreams of the 1940s. For a moment, I feel back to the feeling of watching a movie when I was a child, with jittery subtitles, and some snowflakes. Noisy, looking up at the camera, the hero appears on the scene-but that is Zorro wearing a mask, he doesn't hold a gun.
Speaking of masks, Quentin’s dark humor scratched the audience’s itch. The stupid thief’s 3K party’s internal bar sprinkled a bit of choking pepper on the bloody smell of frequent headshots. It was not embarrassing laughter or crying. The same is true of the back section of the human flesh gun target.
Speaking of this history, burning Mississippi, allan parker's 3K party is both ferocious and arrogant, and has mastered local authority, much more advanced than their predecessors disguised.
This is how a stranger (Quentin) is a joke about dreams, but his family (Parker) has to check for faults, and his attitude is completely different.
In other words, I prefer Neng Wen Neng Wu’s great supporting actor Schultz, who has been doing the previous business cleanly, even though Leonard’s head was ruined by the gun, he still helped Jiang Ge to do it-signing. Signed his wife’s ransom contract. After making a loss-making deal, he teased Leonard's French slowly-suggesting that he is a big boss.
The villain manor originally expected to see his unlucky appearance, but he didn't want to be exposed. By shaking hands, shaking the master's power, but unexpectedly this physical action touched Schultz's endurance line-in his eyes Leonard is just a living dead with no wanted warrant on his face. What he did before was nothing to do with him and can be hung up high. Now this zombie wants to have contact with him, as Schultz’s physical cleanliness is 10,000. Can't bear it.
Or Schultz suspected Leonard's motive for shaking hands—Quentin led the audience to think so—under pressure, Schultz killed him out of defense.
Anyway, between the electric light and flint, gunshots made chaos, and both fell.
Just before his death, Leonard's grieving look--want to apply Gu Long "he didn't believe it until he died, the sword he shot was his left hand"--can't figure out why "Düsseldorf" drew his gun.
Want to come to Quentin thinks that everything in the life of a killer is impermanent, and in the days of licking blood, you need to rely on yourself to survive, so the master is surpassed, not dependent. What's more, this master has too much blood debts. It is rare to touch people and break his vows. However, extinguishing the "evil dragon" has indeed become a good deed on his deathbed, and it has also promoted Jiang Ge's determination to end the "poisonous dragon" nest. Logically make sense.
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