The love for Jake Gyllenhaal was probably formed in Love and Other Drugs, a very good-looking romantic drama. He and my favorite Anne Hathaway presented a very sensual and very real performance. And in this movie, I found another actor I admire, haha.
This movie has been wanting to watch since it was on my TOP1000 completion plan. It has been down for a long time.
In a nutshell, it's a very unconventional cop movie - the pseudo-documentary-style shaky footage, combined with the occasional first-person shot, is certainly one of the best ways to add realism, but this thing has Quite a few people can't accept it. I think it may be because the cheap feeling attached to this lens is not in line with the high-level shooting style that ordinary movies leave. In order to increase the sense of reality, this film does not even have a continuous plot that runs through the entire film, but instead uses simple, or highly entertaining, or thrilling "missions", with gags and a little bit between the protagonists. The plot promotes the condiments to be connected in series, and it actually makes people feel that this dish tastes very good.
In the promotion of the plot, the most notable is the love and marriage process of the male protagonist and the marriage of the male supporting role, and the former has much more scenes than the latter. Here, there is another actress I like very much - yes, the heroine Anna Kendrick. The first impression this girl gives is that she looks very sweet, and she is a little weak, but not weak enough to give people the feeling of Lin Daiyu (to be honest, there are almost no actresses in Hollywood who feel that way). The eyes are very aura, and the lips have a beautiful curved angle, revealing a row of very white and neat teeth when he smiles. So after reading it, I went to IMDB and searched, and found that as early as 2009, Up in the Air had acted as the heroine, but I had almost no impression - probably because George Clooney's aura was too strong, and that movie The movie isn't a romance movie either. However, apart from these two films, this gentleman's selection level is indeed average, so his eyesight is limited. The dance scene when she married the male protagonist can be said to be dazzling. The short dance is infinitely sexy and at the same time very youthful and a little naughty, which is very rare.
Like almost all realistic-style films, this police and gangster film does not deliberately highlight the psychological or moral "justice" of the police. On the contrary, at the beginning of the fight against the black people, we saw two very down-to-earth police officers, but in the later fire scene, the male supporting role undoubtedly took the lead in rushing in, as if to show us justice It has been deeply buried in their hearts and cannot be seen from the surface. This is a police and gangster movie with a rare style, and with the appearance of the heroine, it is already worth the ticket price, giving it 8 points.
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