After a war, who is the victor? REEVES, a fool who took advantage of his strong sense of justice? Chief, a guy who might take his place and kill someone to keep his position ("When you pass the chief, he nods at you")? DR.HOUSE, a guy who is anti-corruption and anti-corruption on the surface, but in the end he does the same thing as his opponent usually does? The special team, a group of guys who have been sadly used for a long time and have not gotten a good reputation in the end? The best actor, the guy who succeeded in accumulating money is almost on the verge of climbing up to the position of director and was finally killed by his subordinates who were not emotionally influenced by him? Fireman, maybe the only guy who might get a martyr's medal?
This kind of theme seems to always be a war of men, a group of men, for the sake of fame, for profit, for the present, for the future, but not for women, fighting to the death. Where is the winner?
The performance of REEVES may become more and more lazy as the weight increases. It is still a decadent and disobedient policeman, still a guy with a strong sense of justice, but when we see the increasingly obvious double chin, we Understand that he is finally getting old. The hero who bravely saved BUS and saved the subway and all mankind back then had the courage to give the middle finger to Satan should now be a senior official. So the small triangular eyes that used to be decadent but fascinated all beings are now more and more like the eyes of a fat uncle. Sometimes, it's not even as good as WHITAKER's pair of half-fascinated eyes.
But vaguely, someone screamed. Maybe this is the idol, maybe this is the victory. Who knows.
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