Blow

Benny 2022-01-26 08:09:39

George Jung was the son of a construction worker, but he was unwilling to continue his father's career as a blue-collar worker. With dreams and ambitions, Jung came to California. The business of selling marijuana allowed him to live a comfortable and comfortable life, but Jung's ambitions were far from satisfying. A fellow inmate who once shared a cell with him introduced him to Pablo Escobar, a multi-billion-dollar drug dealer in Colombia.
Since then, Jung has become an important hub for Escobar to transport drugs to the United States. At that time, 85% of the cocaine consumed in the United States was shipped from Colombia by Jung. In less than ten years, he made so much money that he had to build a house to store piles of banknotes!
However, after obtaining great satisfaction in money and material possessions, Jung also had to endure mental torment. In the eyes of her daughter Christina, her father is always a dirty drug dealer, which makes Jung so miserable that no amount of money can make up for it. Of course, as a drug lord, he couldn't escape the legal net after all.

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  • Marcellus 2022-04-23 07:01:28

    When I watched the first movie, I didn't forget the plot because of JD, because I really regarded JD as GJ, or GJ as JD.

  • Malvina 2022-04-22 07:01:05

    I wish you a prosperous spring, a splendid future, and a bright future. I love you, Dad.

Blow quotes

  • Diego Delgado: You failed because you had the wrong dream... What do you know about cocaine?

  • Pablo Escobar: So, you're the man, huh? Who takes 50 kilos and make them disappear in one day.

    George: Actually it was three days.