In conclusion, a very inspirational movie, worthy of being used for reference later
1. The overall movie is very effective in shaping the characters of the pros and cons
villain
-When changing the scene, the details used: Newsboy holding the newspaper / old waiter serving the plate / kissing between men and women
-Expand character background behavior and temperament during the visit
-I am embarrassed to call myself a qualified villain without a word of disagreement and murder. What is perverted enough is that he also told a joke-like story first.
main character
-The child's shocking accident and the mother's talk later, echo the rationalization of the motive "crusader"
-no married man
- The scene of making a corpse really reflects the state of the protagonist
-The protagonist's own child also echoes the stroller in the ending, I understand it's a tribute, but if you pull it up sooner, there won't be so many things
old police officer
-assemble: The old police officer opened the door in the middle of the night and held his gun, with a sense of justice but cherishing his life,
- The scene of blackmailing the corpse seems quite classic
-All echoes: San Judas, blood oath/Swore to uphold the law.
In this way, the ending is tragic enough, or the effect of comparison
2. Creative & Daily & Others
-Circus/Halloween/warrant
-brushMyHair "detective"
- The bribe pops up a pair of Roman-era laws that are also very tough, with two definitions for The Untouchables
-Using the newspaper to achieve the third angle, the embarrassment that the reporter just filmed began, and the comparison was continued later, and it also explained the introduction of other people's comments
-1st rule of law enforcement: make sure when your shift is over you go home alive.
-I thought I would switch to The Enforcer in the second half, but it died too fast
-Usually the undercover is a policeman, but this time the policeman himself is an undercover, plus the fall from the building, it is very infernal
- that person outside the window, that location, that shot and that scene
-zhihu seems to have some articles deconstructing the suits of this movie
-It's a bit of a reversal and I don't know if I should put it on two or three
-Accountants are really big enemies of gangsters and know all the "wealth passwords"
-The search only needs an excuse, the matchbox echoes before and after
-switch the juries
3. Not very convincing
- The behavior of the two protagonists does not seem to be consistent
- Hiring the young sharpshooter, also has no role, even though Andy Garcia's acting is better, Ricky Nelson's character in Rio Bravo is much fuller
-Focus on the characters, relatively less attention to the plot
- The accountant holding the gun is a very stage play...
-Good people die longer than bad people
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