Yet another underrated film about a criminal 25 hours before he goes to jail. It's one of the top ten New York stories I've seen, and the top five Edward Norton movies. Since the development of the film, the pictures and special effects have become more and more gorgeous, but the story itself has not changed so much. For a long time, the theater industry believed that there were only 36 kinds of dramatic conflicts worth telling in the world, all of which were played by Shakespeare. As long as someone tells a story, no matter what the medium of expression is, the result is nothing more than these 36 dramatic conflicts or a combination of them. 25 Hours is such a movie that can take a step forward in terms of plot and conflict settings. It tells about the 25 hours before a drug lord was imprisoned, and the limited story structure unfolds with great tension.
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