The film is adapted from the novel "The Wettest Village in the World", directed by Australian director John Hillcoat. The lineup of movie stars can be considered a huge and eye-catching, strong Tom Hardy, such as Guy Pierce, the popular boy Shia LaBeouf. , Gary Oldman of the British style, just these few faces are enough to be carefully scrutinized by everyone. As for whether illegal winemaking is right, and whether it is appropriate to collude with the gang to fight against the court, that is not the point that needs to be investigated. At the very least, Guy Pearce has made the quirky detective so sinful that it deserves to be shot and stabbed to death.
Unfortunately, this is a movie that is too actor-centric, making it impossible for people to comment on the plot, even though it is backed by a profound historical background. Perhaps, for the foolish people, seeing the handsome guys and beauties posing in a Western style with a coquettish figure is enough to cause screams. As for the intention of the film and what it wants to express, even if it runs counter to conventional morality, it is not the focus of the foolish people. Listening to Tom Hardy's magnetic voice and super cute wrestling, coupled with Guy Pearce's eccentric contrivance, is enough to keep everyone's eyes and breaths.
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