Just wondering, should this family save this black man? If they didn't save, then there might not be as many things later, but they still chose to save.
If this black man's life is precious, isn't the hero's life precious, and those who come to kill must die. This seems to be an endless moral loop. I got dizzy myself.
The most profound impact in the film is the weakness of human power.
It may be said that the power of the poor caused by the gap between the rich and the poor is even weaker.
The poor can live in their own world. In this world, you can entertain yourself and live happily, but when faced with many real problems, such as birth, old age, sickness and death, or the massacre in the film. The rich can at least exchange money for some self-protection, while the poor are completely incapable of protecting their own lives and the lives of their families. Thinking about it this way, it's actually quite sad.
But with this sadness comes a greater sense of powerlessness, because there are many things out of your control.
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