Ninety-nine percent of the movie is great. But I can't figure out the ending. Since Joey is a cop, why is he chasing that gun so hard? That gun happened to be important evidence that the gang killed the policeman. Joey should hope that the gun would fall into the hands of the police. If it is said that he chased the gun to save Olag, then he should be relieved when Olag is found, why should he chase the gun again? And the whole film does not show that Joey is an undercover plot, even if it is implied, and finally insists that Joey is an undercover policeman and a good person, I think it is too far-fetched and makes no sense at all. As for the end of the resurrection at the end, that is quite unreasonable and exists entirely to cater to the audience.
The most outstanding part of this film is the depiction of the evil side of society, domestic violence, prostitutes, pimps, treacherous gangsters, and perverted couples who trap and kill children. uh-huh. . . The little boy olag is a mirror, reflecting all kinds of ugliness in society. played very well
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