How should I put it, the British like to vilify themselves more. For example, the police officers who run through the whole play are a group of activists who lie with their guns. The speed of the story is too fast, which is not in line with the British style. The scenes that are similar to the half-naked appearance obviously have the vulgar characteristics of American comedy. Even if I occasionally say a sentence that starts with Fucking, I can deeply understand the gentlemen. American vulgarity has been gradually accepted and changed. This isn't supposed to be comedy, is it? It's good to click on it, and nudity, abnormal sex, etc. are not burdens at all, they are at best mockery.
It's like mocking the incompetence of the police. In the beginning it was beeping talking to himself, I almost didn't realize it was a comedy. It’s good that my English is limited. In fact, I think this film, which seems to be adapted from a real case, should be well explained.
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