Ethan portrays Hank as an underdog very well, and with his obscene, flickering eyes, he fully deduces the inner state of the little man. Hank must have been the darling of the family since he was a child. He is simple, cowardly, innocent, but kind-hearted. His only wish is to be able to stand upright in front of his ex-wife and friends, and to be able to use money to give his daughter a solid love. Real place.
However, a small person is a small person, without great wisdom, let alone the courage of a "big wisdom" person. Andy's idea shocked him, but the temptation of reality made him used to accept the tragedy arranged for him with his elm head.
I think Hank's heart almost broke down when his daughter yelled at him on the phone for being a Looser, at a time like this, the thought of death was inevitable. But small people are small people after all, and his cowardly bad roots led him to put a handful of sleeping pills back into the bottle.
In reality, little people live in a cycle of despair and sorrow, just like a soul that cannot be reborn in hell. There is no end and can only endure torture forever. All of these are arranged by fate, because you are such a person.
I like the realism of the film, as well as the tragic outcome of the film, because such a story is worthy of aftertaste.

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