The court, even the world is a three-ring circus!
Flashy, rich, Yingge Yan dance. The constant flickering and switching between reality and the stage, these joyous and beautiful lyrics and songs are like a layer of grease, transparently enclosing this dark silt. Gorgeous and light tutu skirts and thin prison uniforms, delicate and elegant blond hair and unkempt tresses, showing the knots at the waist and the hemp ropes to be hanged, between the camera cuts, only the audience remains unchanged. Excited and screaming. Death is the ticket to the top-notch dancer singer, law is a piece of waste paper that lawyers use to play and knead, and the media is a scam used by capital to trade.
The reporter is the lawyer's puppet, and the heroine is the lawyer's puppet. Even the warden wants to show off his beauty during the interview. Everyone suffers from epilepsy under the bath of the flash, dances tap dance, and plays puppet shows. The irony is bland but funny.
This 2002 movie is still outdated in 2019, which makes people wonder, is this society really progressing, or is the distance between us and the truth never reduced, consumerism and entertainment supremacy are in harmony. We stayed where we were together, we happily looked at the carrot hanging from our forehead, and hurried to the so-called Datong society. If there are consumers, there will be a market. If there were no stupid people who spent $20 on a dress in 2002, how could a lawyer take this business. It is precisely because the entire city has paid for it that there will be a legacy of these filthy things. The more stupid consumers are, the easier it is for producers, information providers and transmitters to feed consumers fat with magnificent and beautiful oils, and the easier it is to open their wallets. The fame of being drowned out by the sound of gunfire as soon as you turn around, the halo brought by the sound of gunfire, the two heroines singing and cheering in the hail of bullets, jazz, guns and spirits, Chicago in 2002, it is impossible to guarantee that it will not become the future of 20 years.
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