After reading a lot of very well-written film reviews, so many metaphors, evil deeds, I probably can't write better.
The interlaced timeline is also well done, and many small details are explained one by one. The bloody place is as usual. Eight wicked people, the eight real wicked people.
Racial discrimination is a constant topic, it used to be and it is now. The recently released zootopia, the recent news that a Chinese citizen was humiliated by Virgin Atlantic, etc. The ending in the movie is that the black man happily tells a story that humiliates the white man, and the father is killed in a single shot. This is not a joy, but an unspeakable feeling.
I have to say that Samuel is really old-fashioned. Last year, the "funny" villain in the ace agent rescued Jiang Geli's flattering black housekeeper, which was nothing short of classic.
I didn't expect it to be the ending, but the moment I read the letter last, I was a little bit touched by unknown. It doesn't matter whether it is true or not. Lincoln's letter represents more than just Lincoln himself.
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