Demolitions in New York were also full of fraud, fraud, violence and corruption. The evil deeds under the banner of serving the people have been protested by some social organizations; the expansion of power and the collusion with the underworld have become a climate. Fortunately, under the independent and free system, there is a transparent system, and People who stick to their ideals without being corrupted by money. The American movie "Brooklyn Mystery" shows the audience the eternal theme of this kind of struggle against evil. This is a diverse and cosmopolitan city. The film shows the innate confrontation of black people, they have their own culture, and it can be seen that the close connection between black and white New York is not the rich and poor, oppression we simply imagine. relationship with the oppressed. The filming is very delicate, and a group of big stars such as Edward Norton, Alec Baldwin, Willem Dafoe, Bruce Willis co-starred, and each role is full of personality. The actor played by Edward Norton suffers from Tourette's Syndrome, his brain sometimes short-circuits, and he can't control his small movements. This kind of person seems to be very smart. This so-called secret case is revealed through his unremitting efforts. . The characters in the movie all have distinct likes and dislikes, and their personalities are flamboyant. This epidemic has finally made us see the huge difference between Eastern and Western cultures, not to mention who is good and who is bad, let alone who affects and changes whom. Alec Baldwin's government official is also intriguing. From an idealist, a technical official who benefits the people, to a desire to be a winner, indulging in power, appearing to be invincible, to the opposite of the people, and even collaborating with the underworld, to the point where gods block gods and Buddha block kills Buddha status. They always have a set of their own theories, that is, they want them to guide the people and take tough measures to implement their measures to serve the people. Of course, revolution is not a dinner party. The alienation of human nature is always full of charm in literary and artistic works. The power is too great and the black forces are too strong. If they cannot defeat them, they will try to limit them, including reaching a compromise with them. This ending of the movie is also the realistic path of idealism.
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