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Jules 2022-03-23 09:01:59
I saw this film at the movie night every weekend in college. What impressed me most was the intense plot followed by the swear words in the film. This rewatch can be regarded as an aftertaste. In addition to the previous impression of Yingzheng, I also found other highlights. First of all, the picture of the film is very charming, dark and rich in color, which has the taste of negative reversal film. The plot is quite substantial, the 2-hour plot is very compact, and the clues are still clear, but there are no ups and downs except for the ending, and it is a pity that I know the ending. Several of the protagonists have good acting skills, especially the heroine is not a vase, and her performance in the home of child abusers is one of the highlights of this film. Speaking of child abusers, the girl looked familiar at first glance, but after watching it for a while, she realized that this is not Julia from Lost, why did she play such a role?
Extended Reading
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Joey Gazelle: You know... I used to know this kid. His old man was a real fucking piece of shit. Always drunk. Always smacking him and his mom around. This kid... he takes his licks and he waits this old fucking prick out. And on the morning of his fourteenth birthday, he walks into his old man's room with a baseball bat and he Mark McGwires the fucking living shit out of him. After that, the old man... he can't even hold a spoon without shaking. He don't remember things too good, either. He's neutralized. Which is a good thing.
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Detective Rydell: And you know I will, because I got the toughest mob in the world. I'm the law.