"Hello, my name is Gangdan, I'm from Montage." Gangdan always introduces himself like this when he sees anyone. After each introduction, he changes the cell, and it stops at Rupee. In my opinion, Gangdan's acting skills are very good. Especially with Jean Reno, and the tacit understanding here will surprise the audience. The Ruby that Steel Dan met was different from any one he had met before. Ruby would always stay there without saying a word. No matter how self-intoxicated Steel was, Steel Dan thought of the stables when he was intoxicated. Time, he described the ruby's eyes like a horse unreasonably and seriously, and one night he sprouted the dream of opening a tavern with Ruby, a tavern called the House of Two Friends.
As for the dream, it seems to be an unrealistic daydream that appeared in the composition text in high school, junior high school, and elementary school in order to get a high score. I remember that when I was in sixth grade, the school selected a group of students with expertise in painting and calligraphy to participate in the competition in the city. At that time, I participated in the calligraphy group. The teacher asked no one in the calligraphy group to write a poem with a brush, while the art group drew a picture about the future. Painting. When I was writing poetry, I peeked at the "works" of the painting group. I was fascinated by the things about color at that time. I even wanted to exchange with them. They wrote me to paint. I remember that children were very mainstream at that time, and the future was always inseparable from those three or four things, rainbows, cars, buildings, airplanes, and children who read more books could draw a rocket, a computer, etc., where I am. The place was really poor and backward in my childhood! I want to draw probably not like them, I can only be sure of this, then my dream is not mainstream? (This is not a brain-dead and non-mainstream)
The house of two friends, the dream of silly X, Ruby always scolds him all the way, he is very used to this, he even got excited and smart for this idea. And the more you get to the end, the more Gundan relies on Ruby. Forgive me for my biased point of view. This kind of little doubt about relying on same-sex love is what the director should have done on purpose. The last picture: After being shot, I confronted the policeman, Yi Lu, and asked about it again. He was still persistent, and his dream was very close!
I imagine that I will be so persistent when I have a dream one day, and I don't have to feel ashamed when I look at Gangdan!
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