Although it is the opening film of the Sundance Film Festival, this movie does not seem to be very popular, but it will definitely spread. The mix and match of the film styles is a little weird. The first half is flat and pavement, mixed with a lot of nonsense, such as religious murals, race wars, etc., which are like Quentin’s film, seemingly meaningless, but very interesting; the second half is ridiculous. It is getting stronger, but the emotions are completely serious, focusing on the self-remorse and pain in the heart of the young killer who killed the child by mistake. The old killer cared for him like a father and even jumped down from the tower to warn him. It’s the emotional handling that is full and moving; and the most attractive of the whole film is its pure British black humor. It tells the story according to the structure of the traditional genre, but it still plays the original classic in the details. Elements, not much jokes nor crazy, but the degree and feeling of ridicule are extremely accurate. There are too many uncool killers, but such delicate and childish ones are really rare. The beautiful movie girls are actually drug dealers. The men who look fierce with flat heads are all naughty. The killer boss behind the scenes is again It's a diehard tendon, and the principle of "killing children must die" he insists on seems to be a bit of a ranger style like "Stop Killing", but in the end made a cruel joke with him.
I remember that British comedies like to be funny and ridiculous, and the black atmosphere is very strong. In the early years, Terry Gilliam liked to talk about religion. It was not very understandable and uncomfortable; Guy Ritchie (Guy Ritchie) ) Is a high IQ movie player, who is good at comedy effects caused by accidental collisions after clever layout; this film is more like the way of Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright Count, "Zombie Sean" and "Hot Blood Detective" are examples of this. The film is a bit lighter, but the standard is also good. This film is also the first feature film of director Martin McDonagh, and it has a great future.
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