At the beginning, Eben should have been preparing to kill the boss of the boss, and there was no abnormality in the first consultation with his friends. After that slap, I made up my mind completely and said that I would go out too, and the two of us would do it so that we could control the matter ourselves.
The young man Eben in this movie is actually a good guy, and he can seize the key to interests when he does things. There is nothing to say or not to say, but once the boss asks, he is very sincere and full of details. But the boss became nervous. He beat people and poached people's eyes with a spoon. After the eyes were gouged, Eben said to himself, "I want to kill him." This boss was finally betrayed.
In the movie, it was actually not easy for Eben to get to this point. The two plans to do major events went wrong, and they were done on the spot. In this case, a misjudgment mission failed and the possibility of being killed by someone was very high. So, young children, it's better not to take this road. Eben's luck is actually very good, and what you don't see is how tragic the failure of many tasks is. Eben is a bit Chinese, which means "playing as a pig and eating a tiger". In fact, to use the words in the workplace, he means hard work to achieve the future.
There are a lot of very outspoken insults to Arabs in the movie, and I think if they were in an American movie, they would definitely not pass censorship. The reality of the Arabs is the reality of Western Europe, but there is still some suspicion of racism - at least it will affect the audience in this regard. It's hard to imagine how Arabs feel when they see this movie.
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