a bit contrived, Reivew on Gangster No. 1

Britain's unique humor, weirdness, and simplicity, especially when describing the psychology, just like Japanese movies, it has to make people sigh. Compared with the honest and direct hero complex of American movies, the spiritual space of Britain and Japan is so unique. There is nothing to say about the acting skills. Although the ending is abrupt, it still leaves an aftertaste. But after thinking about it, I feel that it is not as cute as the simple, honest and direct hero complex.

Not as cool as the Hong Kong version. If it is the Hong Kong martial arts version, it is likely to be "little gangsters envy the boss's life, work hard for this, but after getting everything, they find that the boss's life that he once admired is nothing but the same, the boss is still the boss, but he can't find it anymore. Once full of yearning mood, from now on see through the world, retreat to the mountains and forests, the whole to another spiritual realm.”

Maybe the previous performance was too good and too emotional, classmate Paul’s aura was too strong, calm, ambitious, cruel, and strategic, People who have difficulty adapting to such a great atmosphere have worked hard all their lives and their spiritual world is still so vulnerable. Using this contrast to create a strong impression is where the contrivance comes in.

The picture and the actors are still worth recommending.

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