This is just how real world works.

Ima 2022-03-25 09:01:05

Frontier Killer, the inaugural issue of the quasi-classic series plus professional affirmation of several film festival awards. However, I personally feel that this film is not as good as the sequel three years later and several other works by Sheridan, the screenwriter who has become popular in the West in recent years, such as Going Through Waters and Fires and Hunting for Trouble in the River Valley. The key question: Is Blunt's heroine weak at the beginning and does not give her self-improvement arc to the end, or is she still a new federal agent who can only accept the shock of reality/cruel truth education? This is wrong. This is not to say that there are any prejudices against the theme orientation of suppressing the new and promoting the old, but you let a character who has been passive without arc development to occupy the number one stage, and the whole story will lose the applied empathy tension. Even if you don't have to be like Silent Lamb Foster, you must at least moderately show the eye-catching advantages to maintain a good impression. The controversial bank money laundering woman should be arrested for a period of particularly weak, so weak that the audience will feel that the heroine does not have the wise roots that can be expected at all! This key narrative flaw is so striking that it cannot be concealed by powerful photography alone to seize the focus of public opinion. However, the situation got better after shooting 2, because Del Toro, who was already dominating the drama, was righted to the top. …Three-and-a-half

Franco 2022-03-20 09:01:12

It's awesome, it's so nice. Cold, temperate, and personal weakness, so real, and condemned to "Operation Mekong". The female lead is very good.