#ELECTRIC Phantom# "21 Bridges" can graft the entire Manhattan and reveal the magical heart of Manhattan.
The film's male lead is Chadwick Boseman, the brilliance of Marvel's Black Panther. However, as soon as the dark curtain was pulled down, there was no Marvel-style heroism that was omnipotent, no yellow robes, no technology, and the winner was king, only simple people, vulnerable people, ordinary people, in a In the city, there are small human beings. Born in society, trapped in society, and waiting in society, to die.
This is the story of reality, and reality is crueler than magic.
The film is not as intense as imagined, even dull with a foggy night feel. In this country, this city, this area, the dark night brings all the secrets that are hidden and unspeakable, and everything is full of obscurity and ineffable, but people often understand it. Since it is a story about surviving in the dark, how can it thrive in the sun? In those unique places that belong to the night, there are always people who become targets, and there are always people who become cannon fodder. Sometimes there is no difference. To live is the meaning.
In American movies, there is always a kind of demonic exposure. You know you can't say too much, but you always want to say a lot. Talking about the pain points of a city, whether it's real or fake, in short, what we need to do is to open up many painful places for people to see at one go. The operation of a city, the dark night carnival of a group of people, is far more complicated than the world we can imagine. There are always people who cannot be satisfied, there are always people with desires, and there are always people who want to engulf the world. All these are like the most real life. Slowly, what is opened is the essence. .
When justice is not only justice but also evil, the ruthlessness born of the same body is the devil that can be grown. Everyone survives in the devil and will eventually be swallowed up one day.
Some people choose justice, but they will not stand forever. Some people choose justice, and they live and die with justice.
The plot goes towards a certain stereotype. There are always people who have to fight not only the evil of crime, but also the evil that should be good in the self-group. This is the most difficult identity and grasp. And the film is to spread out such a war, the smoke of gunpowder is visible, the figure is hazy, and finally someone will pay the price, and the price is irreparable pain.
I shook. I miss the days when the Black Panther left.
Author: Little Buddha
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