After paying tribute to Silent Hill and The Shining in "Shutter Island", Uncle Martin brought out "Atlantic Empire." Bootlegging, gangsters, sex scenes, violence, the kind-hearted old Martin is not merciless. Throughout the nostalgic old songs, it opens the prelude to the era of American gangsters when Capone was still a younger brother. The characters are extremely powerful, and in the vulgar F sound, I think of "CASINO" in 1995. At such a young age, he can still maintain a heart of angry youth and the street. Violence is always accompanied by inexplicable expectations and beauty. Uncle Martin's underworld aesthetics has been perfected. When can I read his autobiography? What kind of mentality is needed to maintain this excitement, constantly pursuing the graceful posture and timing when the blood splashes.
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