Before watching "The Detective Jack 2", which handsome guy did you want to see, Harrison Ford? Still Tom Cruise. In line with the habit of "the roommate is here, don't watch the movie", I still chose "The Detective Jack", which has a higher fault tolerance rate.
We love movies, partly because of the insecurity it brings us. In other words, it is suspense, accident, unintentional touch, and premeditated sadness. But there is a kind of "safety" happiness, but I have never experienced it. When you know the happy ending of the story from the first minute, do you still have the ability to enjoy this small fortune?
Have you ever seen Liam Nissen's posture of giving up his life for his wife and daughter? Have you ever experienced the despair of Jason Bourne when he was hunted down and surrounded? Did you know that Bond was also a child who believed in love? You know that the godfather faces the inevitable sadness of fate. But I clearly remember that Brother Tom always runs on the road, he can save the world at the last second, or he can choose to leave for his wife; he can fight one against three, or he can lay down his weapons for his teammates and lovers. But it will be him who wins in the end, and Brother Atang means safety. You can let go of all the suspense and watch quietly how this old handsome guy messed up everything and then win everything back; you can join the martial arts coach yourself, thinking that it would be pretty good to use the Neo set to have a meal.
Of course, when you know that the time you spend is not getting the expected return, then the disappointment is not so strong. It's really hard to make it simple, and it's really hard to return to the basics. When you can't find the happiness that can make you exclaim, then try the Tom Cruise-style story, a journey without stress and burden.
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