Many close-up scenes in the filming are very emotional, but the whole film is avoiding the important points. First of all, the film always uses some details to describe the three Italian father and son, such as the boss's silent tolerance and love for this neighborhood, and the elder brother warning the younger brother to be careful with monkeys and monkeys. The storefront was burned in the back and Monk was the first person to smash the storefront. It seems that everything is condemning the irrational violence of black people, but it ignores the reason why black people have accumulated anger for a long time and the important reason for the death of the boy-institutional racism. A race that tries to change society's stereotype for the better but is still misunderstood when the entire legal system hits back violently against itself is a long-cherished and unavoidable way of fighting back Who saw those three people boycott Sal's Pizza? When I was in the store, most of the people chose to refuse when their anger was about to transfer to a Korean supermarket and they were persuaded. It's not that everyone is completely irrational, but there is no other way to blame everyone in the plot. It's society's fault
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