"Anger Rescue"
Watching the works of Tony Scott and Denzel Washington is a great enjoyment. The director takes over the excitement of the movie while Denzel plays the characters.
I personally think that the most exciting story is to tell the story on the screen, and "Rage Rescue" is definitely a set of teaching-style demonstrations.
At the beginning of the story, Cresser came to a chaotic city. He looked at him coldly with a silent mirror, and soon took out the wine from his pocket to drink. What kind of past has Cresser had so that he won't leave him? The shots of wine and a bunch of offal established Creser's first image.
While drinking and chatting with friends, Cresser talked idly about coming back from Colombia, but there was nothing to make him interested. When he said that, "Life is very boring", and he felt that God would forgive him. What has been done before, here, there is one more message in the story: Creser is so guilty that he can't escape the past. The friend saw Cresser, so he introduced him to be a guardian.
When I first met with the little host, Pinta, Pinta asked Cresser what kind of music he likes. Cressie said that she didn’t know. After returning to the room, Pinta told her mother that Cress was a sad grizzly bear, and wrote Cree directly. Sey’s life is blank, and Pingta is also very young, but he is very understanding. When getting along for a while, Creser’s sadness is felt.
The description of getting along with the Peace Pagoda is very wonderful, this time I will only talk about it for a short time.
Cresser went to work on the first day. The curious little girl wanted to know Cressell and wanted to use Cressed as a company, so she cared about whether he would stay, whether he liked going to school when he was a child, and what the scars on his hands were. Made it. Cresser absolutely rejected Pinta’s curiosity and concern, repeatedly reiterating "I am not collecting money to be your friend."
Pinta got angry, and simply sat in the back seat the next day to show his dissatisfaction with Cresset. In this description, at the same time, Creser blocked his heart and refused to open his heart to anyone.
Until Kreiser taught Pinta to swim, the relationship between the two went from bad to come together again. The most iconic picture is that when Pinta was about to go into the water, Kreiser took the initiative to stretch out his hand, and Pinta stretched out his hand to Kreiser. , Cresser pulled Pinta to the surface in a clean, concise and concise manner.
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