A 209-minute feature-length movie. I have always been very interested in the gang theme, afraid of the more than 3 hours of film length, hurry up and finally read the film, let’s talk about my impressions of the three main characters in the movie.
Frank, a man who combines simplicity and complexity, loves his family and children, and unconditionally obeys the organization's decision, but also because of the organization, family members gradually move away from him one by one, and finally feel guilty for life for shooting and killing his friend Jimmy. Robert Deloni made a vivid interpretation of this small person who has evolved from a truck delivery driver to a union leader.
Jimmy, a righteous role in the movie, the youngest daughter of the male protagonist Frank keeps away from other gang members, but only favors Uncle Jimmy, which shows that Al Pacino’s personality charm is still a leverage, Hhhh. Jimmy trusted his brother Frank very much, and tried to take Frank away before being assassinated by the male lead, which also proved his inner kindness.
Russell, the soul of the gang, is a cruel, scheming, ruthless role that anyone must respect him for three points. At first he recommended Frank to assist Jimmy, and finally he sent Frank to set a trap to get rid of the union leader Jimmy for profit. , Joe Pessi played quite well, as if he was the gang boss himself.
Finally, the movie is really exciting, and it's worth the second brush if you have the opportunity.
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