. There are other points.
The first film has a lot of shadows. For example, while the violence is carried out, there is a little sense of chatting. It feels like Tarantino. The eyes of vengeance have a taste of the Coen brothers.
Second, there is a refreshing plot, that is, the gangster Petty suddenly exploded his head while playing with a gun, and then the body was put into the trunk and sent to the slaughterhouse to make it. Although the handling of the corpse by Meatloaf still reminds people of
third few scenes are not handled well. There is a scene in which a man forces a woman to confess. In fact, the effect can be enhanced. It was a more thorough breakout of patriarchal power, but this section in the film simply ends with an over-the-shoulder shot of a woman being beaten and sitting on the ground. It is a little gentle, and it's like a Russian gangster scene, which is traditionally tied with her feet and drowned in a pool. The way the camera is handled is also very law-abiding. At the end of the film, there is a chase scene that is also routine. Jumping between two single shots and finally ending with a tram blocking the chaser's path feels normal.
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