The movie is interspersed with cold humor and nonsensical imagination from time to time, plus the sex that is not suitable for children, these also seem to show the difference between it and other movies. To be honest, this movie is not very friendly to pure cuteness. True to its title, "Dirt," most of the episodes are on drugs. It is rated as 18 banned, and it is not uncommon to see heavy scenes - fighting, drug use, and racial discrimination are considered minor; there are all kinds of slapsticks, all kinds of indescribable... Any one pulled out is full of impact. If you think it's a low-grade flavor, then misunderstand it. Better than 80% crime, better than 82% comedy. As for the biggest highlight of the film, the male protagonist must never doubt his eyes, you read that right, that man is James McAvoy, whose eyes can penetrate the sea of stars. In the film, Yimei is quite hardworking. He put aside the image of a handsome gentleman, opened up his acting, went crazy, and threw the mess in front of you. He plays a police officer named Bruce Robinson, a terribly bad, somewhat nasty bully. I often take advantage of my position to do nasty things. It is obvious that he is going to fight pornography, but he forces underage girls to make themselves happy. When arresting criminals, he not only threatened them verbally, but also shook the ashes off other people's heads. You give me the middle finger, and I have to compare it to you. Like he said, being a police officer is all about the fun. The greater the power, the better. Therefore, when the authorities were going to use a case as a bargaining chip, and the person who cracked it was promoted to detective, Bruce had a plan in his heart. He is well aware of the weaknesses of each colleague, and he uses it to divide and play tricks, causing his opponents to be eliminated early in the competition. There, he seduces other people's wives to go to bed and play "suffocation games". Send him away, welcome another colleague, and start provoking right and wrong behind his back. In addition to the one in the back, the one in person is even more amazing! As soon as Bruce grabs a colleague's pigtails, he manages to laugh in person. After he wrote that colleague B was gay in the bathroom, he went to the office to complain about it, saying that someone discriminated against B. After a lot of trouble, B was too embarrassed to raise his head. The same is true for colleagues, but also for friend Bruce. Blaze is honest and honest. Bruce took him to spend the day, and secretly flirted with his wife
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