"21 Bridges" is a commercial film produced in a well-behaved industrialized process, so it makes people feel a pity, because there is a lot of content that can be unfolded in it.
The director of the 1.85 sub-bureau - the bald white old man - is like Lai Luo back then. In "Lai Luo Biography", Lai Luo also wanted to be a good policeman at first, and then he was forced by life to collect money and then rectify the drug market. Order makes rules. The old director was not high-end Laiduo, but ended up in the drug market himself.
2. The line of fbi can be designed as follows: the newly emerging black leader who makes a living by robbing drug dealers hooks up with the fbi through the white Bush driving a Lincoln car. One wants political achievements and the other wants to occupy the market, so Bush is against Michael and the two of them. Deliberately telling the wrong information that there are only 30kg of groceries instead of 500kg of pure goods, and it may go at the other party's fixed pickup time, just to make the two sides fight, and FBI has an excuse to intervene.
3. If Bush's shooting was changed to the FBI's involuntary murder and silence, the confrontation between the two major forces in the system would be more prominent.
4. The treatment of the police is not convincing just from the description of the old chief's lines. For example, the family plight of the single mother female anti-drug police officer Burns and whether her daughter is ill are not revealed.
5. It is also possible for a veteran to become a professional killer. It can be seen from the abstinence badge that he is a heavy drinker, and it is speculated that he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.
6. As the old director said at the end, there is no way for the male protagonist to disclose the source of the drive. As long as the old director's group refuses to admit their accounts, the US court will not accept suspicious evidence. So if it is changed to an open ending, it may be more realistic than the current grand ending. It reminds me even more of the line in Gu Tianle's "Keep the Call" "Justice is not easy to find in this world!"
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