In general, according to the Chinese classification, it is like the publicly available works of the 6.5th generation of filmmakers in China.
"There are 550 million arms in the world, which means that every 12 people have 1 gun. The only question is how can we let the other 11 people have guns." (Muttered in a low voice: Comrade arms dealer must have never seen it. Only a high-precision "earth-made rifle" costing 20 yuan in Liuzhou will have such conservative data.)
The opening monologue of a golden bullet. Then there is the title: a bullet from the manufacture of a piece of copper to its transportation to Africa, and finally to the forehead of a teenager in the street melee. The angle of the camera always trails closely behind the bullet, just like the angle of the pinhole camera tied to the bullet butt, which is similar to the feather in Forrest Gump.
And the characters in almost every scene in the film make me constantly speculate about their mentality. Too many characters who are not in the same world appear in the same lens, and they meet at the same point in the world, which makes people feel this way. For example, there is a scene: arms dealers who do not kill, tyrants who kill people, supporters of tyrants who are killed, and ruled people who desire weapons to change their destiny. The connection point is on the pistol. The fate of the cross reminds me of Calvi. Nuo's novels are very interesting.
I don't want to discuss this film in a moral sense anymore. It is meaningless because there is no standard.
Human cruelty is not promoted by weapons. It’s like near the end of the film. Without modern firearms, they can kill a pair of mother and child with a machete. Without a knife, they can only increase the pain time of the mother and child because they must die, but the way they die is different. Imagine A feeling of being torn apart by teeth and nails. Modern weapons have increased the efficiency of death and shortened the painful time of death. The cruelty of death is replaced by the cruelty of death.
God is no longer there. May something can bless us.
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