Probably the best movie I've seen about kidnappings, and I'm also impressed with the "Ransom" that Mel Gibson played many years ago. This Ridley Scott's from true events has a bigger story. The world of the rich does not understand the poor. I understand that the film develops according to this logic. At the beginning, the child was kidnapped, and then the marriage of Gedi II was introduced. The daughter-in-law and the child once lived in the mansion, but the old Gedi was incompatible with them. Instead, he focused on using a scene to describe the dialogue between the grandfather and grandson; They all thought that Lao Gedi could afford it and would definitely redeem his life for his grandson, but he never expected to be categorically rejected by this "Grande". What the hell did the rich think? Then I will talk about Lao Gedi's way of making a fortune. He is shrewd, cunning, strong-willed, and uncompromising. Let us understand that the old guy has his life creed, the difference between the rich and the poor! Lao Gaidi secretly asked the former agent to rescue his grandson, but the premise was that he could not pay. The daughter-in-law began to contact the agent, and started the child's life in captivity, as well as the intersection with one of the kidnappers. The American civilian woman is unyielding to the richest man in the world. In order to leave the house for her children, she overwhelmed Lao Gedi in her aura, but she had to bow her head to her father-in-law when the ransom was needed. It really happened, and he resigned to Lao Gaidi. This dialogue is a turning point in the movie. Lao Gaidi decided to pay, but his grandson was already in danger. The final rescue was very shocking. The grandson finally escaped, but Lao Gaidi fell asleep. , The board of directors explained that the richest man in the world is stingy because he can't spend money but can only invest. The poor really don't understand! The whole film is compact in structure, detailed in characters, and the dramatic conflict is reasonable. The event takes place in Italy, and it also shows the various social forces involved, as well as the anarchy in remote mountainous areas. Ridley is a director I admire very much, and he can make works of various subjects amazingly talented.
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