the only thing that's important is where somebody's going.
——[John Dillinger]
1930, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, the city of angels, the city of crime, the epic of a generation of heroes, still burning After the embers, it was reduced to nothing. The background of all the fictional stories, regardless of the source, John Dillinger appeared in plain black, armed with a firearm, stepping on the country's daunting road of money, wearing the indifferent smile that always pierces people's hearts, and breaking the bank with a snap of bullets. The river is vast, and the means are extremely beautiful. John Dillinger is a big criminal who is worshipped by countless colleagues in the pirate world. Qishu's life is enough to add a splendid picture to the history of American crime. He is notorious for all evils, wandering among the FBI during the robbery, and gave birth to a legendary robbery dynasty in the Great Depression. He is an elegant gentleman, and his methods of committing crimes are so gorgeous and unrestrained that all beings are overwhelmed.
Boss: John Dillinger, how much time can you use a bank robbery?
John Dillinger: Probably not more than 1 minute and 40 seconds.
The black and humorous remarks are an exclusive portrayal of John Dillinger, who insults the police like a joke. He roamed the major cities with ease, no escape was spared wherever he went, he did not deliberately hide his traces, escaped from the line of sight again and again, and survived in every corner of the net cast by the police, leading the way. Wang Yang Thief John Dillinger is confident, ethical, efficient, and professional. You can see that he is so fresh and delicious, and the alternative is thorough, but he is full of loneliness and loneliness. He felt the emptiness and desolation of this world, and he saw the warmth and coldness of human beings. It has always been the fate of criminals to change from prosperity to decline after reaching the peak, and it is an eternal law. Melvin Purvis was promoted by the director, and the FBI went from strength to strength. The John Dillinger gang is like water and soil cut by the wind, losing moisture.
Billie Frechette, the only woman John Dillinger loved in his life, made waves as soft as silk in his life. She was unhappy, and he was chasing after her.
Billie Frechette: What do you work?
John Dillinger: John Dillinger, the bank robbers.
Billie Frechette: As the initial opening date, which the bar is too formal.
Billie Frechette: I like baseball, movies, brand-name clothing, sports car, there are… you. Also interested in anything else?
He is like a young and frivolous child, who only knows how to love hard, and reveals everything without reservation. His thirst for her, the absurd and subversive desire confuses the aesthetics of rupture and violence, and finally, she falls into a purgatory-like sweet and fragrant dream, in the endless darkness, together with Satan to destroy and destroy this huge world. cage.
John Dillinger: U ain't going anywhere, you hear me? I'm gonna be die an old man in your arms. We're too good for them. They ain't tough enough, smart enough or fast enough. I hit any bank I want anytime. They got to be at every bank all the time. That's why we on the top of the world. Ain't nobody lay a going on us. No I ain't going anywhere. Neither are you. What do you got to say about that?
John Dillinger leads Billie Frechette in pursuit, in pursuit of a distant and innocent dream. "Maybe one day, I will have nothing." - Since John Dillinger embarked on the road of no return to crime alone, and ended in tragedy, he also lived without regrets.
-Kid, keep your chin up and your nose clean.
-Die the way you lived, all of a sudden, that's the way to go. Don't drag it out Living like that doesn't mean a thing. -Kid
, Zhang Open your chin and blow your nose.
- Die alive, in an instant, that's the way to go. Don't pull it out. There is no point in living like that.
--Last film that John Dillinger's seen
"Manhattan Melodrama" When
John Dillinger took off his heroic makeup and fell down, he ended his legendary public enemy era with the last sentence.
- "Bye bye, blackbird," "Melancholy bird, farewell." -
Billie Frechette burst into tears, and after that, decided to have only one love song in this life.
This kind of death is a kind of free and easy, but also a kind of ruthless.
「Bye bye blackbird」
Blackbird, blackbird singing the blues all day
Right outside of my door
Blackbird, blackbird why do you sit and say
There's no sunshine in store
All through the winter you hung around
Now I begin to feel homeward bound
Blackbird, blackbird gotta be on my way
Where there's sunshine galore
Pack up all my care and woe
Here I go, singing low
Bye bye blackbird
Where somebody waits for me
Sugar's sweet, so is she
Bye bye blackbird
No one here can love and understand me
Oh, what hard luck stories they all hand me
Make my bed and light the light
I'll arrive late tonight
Blackbird, bye bye
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