"My Father's House": Carrying out all kinds of "two" to the end

In a small town in the western part of Mexico, a brother who is happy all day long and has no desires is working on his father's farm. Even if his father looks down on him and is often scolded, he does not destroy his mood. He still has two friends. friends joking around and giggling. One day, the younger brother who had been hanging out for many years suddenly returned home, looking like a dog, and brought back a beautiful fiancee. At the same time that he was praised by his father, he also convened relatives and friends from all over the world to give hospitality, and the wedding ceremony was also put on the agenda. However, a sudden drug dispute, which left my father and friends and family under guns at the wedding, disrupted all good prospects and expectations. In order to save the younger brother who has gone astray and the rise and fall of the family, the older brother joins the battle group regardless of his life, and starts a bloody fight against the evil forces. In the end, the younger brother died in a pool of blood funny, and the older brother won the love of "fiancee", and also established a good image for the well-known image of Mexican drug trafficking.

The film is a Mexican film shot by an American. It is said that the biggest attraction is Will Ferrell's inexplicable Spanish accent. Unfortunately, we "foreigners" can't understand the joke. In addition, there are a lot of spoof jokes in the film, the little jokes of three nonsensical men, touching each other's buttocks by the bonfire, various fights with drug lords, and finally a fierce battle that exploded. Mind-blowing and hilarious absurdity. The heavy makeup and surreal scenes, and various fake scenes, including an apology letter from the director, are constantly creating extraordinary humorous effects.

In the end, when the younger brother poured himself under the gun while drinking wine from a wine glass, he took the nine- and eighteen-bend cigarettes handed over by his brother, and scolded, "What is this, I'm going to die." Seeing this time, all the boiling points can no longer be tolerated. In the last scene, the line "Not all Americans are bad people, and Mexicans are not all drug dealers" maximizes the film's idea and makes the audience fall into deeper thinking after laughing. If we must put all these manifestations into the ranks of "two", then let this "two" come more violently!

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