The first half is a cool movie, the second half is a dry American dream

Chet 2022-11-22 20:54:00

This film will inevitably be compared with "Green Book", because the subject matter is really similar. The movie looks good and plays well. Compared with the Green Book viewing experience, it will be easier, there are many jokes, but there is still a certain gap.

The first half of the film made me very happy to watch, it is the story of the counterattack. Everyone advises you not to do it, and many people sneer that you can't do it, only the person you love the most supports you and trusts you. In the end, you didn't let her down either, and you could solve all the difficulties quickly, and then go to the top. It's super cool to slap people who used to look down on you hard in the face. But on the contrary, it seems a little too smooth, and the success of the protagonist seems too simple.

And the second half is too real, the rich discriminate against the poor, the whites discriminate against blacks, and the discriminated blacks discriminate against women. I want to realize my ideal, but I don't want to offend my friends, but I don't want to disappoint my lover. The entanglement between the three parties. It is simply a true portrayal of many social phenomena. And these also constitute the foreshadowing of the American dream. Some are too routine, and basically everyone sees this and knows what will happen next, so the second half looks a bit mediocre. It seems that I just left the cinema and finished watching the movie. The ending is not calm enough, and a little rushed.

If the script as a whole can be re-examined, I believe the film can be upgraded to a new level. This film is recommended to watch, it is about 7.5 points of perception and temperament.

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The Banker quotes

  • Joe Morris: No matter what, there's always something extra going on in the relationship. It's just the way shit is. And when you accept that, you can't get caught off guard when it rears its ugly head.

  • Matt Steiner: We're casting a wide net. The more loans we make, the higher our profit. Goes for your stake too.

    Robert Florance, Jr.: As long as they don't default.

    Matt Steiner: That's what collateral's for.

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