It cannot be said to be the best-looking part of the "Blood and Ice Cream" trilogy, but it is the most thoughtful and emotional. The film is full of shadows from the two previous films, about individuals who maintain their own identity and escape from assimilated groups. Midlife crisis, hometown complex, disappointment in life, lost friendship, or human weakness, these elements of the film all converge on one theme - we can't go back. The first half is still full of British humor, laughing and scolding gag, but the second half is more and more sad. Until Jin went crazy and had to complete the last two taverns, he saw great sadness in this little man in an instant. Edgar put Riko's emotionally complex story on the face of a sci-fi film, and showed it in a comedy form without resistance. Or the British eccentric we are familiar with.
The end of the film is as dark as ever. Amidst the barrenness, Andy eloquently recounted the different lives of several old friends since then. Can't tell the taste, want to laugh but can't laugh.
Simon gave perhaps the most explosive performance since filming.
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