Many police and gangster films like to go this way, saying that the system or the law can’t control it for the time being. The police rely on their own will, whether they are suspended or on vacation, they still insist on removing bad guys. The police this time made people discover that the original punishment for sins must be done in a sinful way, no matter how you kill, how you bully, how you offend, or who you offend. If it's the police, there will always be a few minutes of plot to justify you in the movie, how complicated things are, and how the procedures required by the system are in the way. You have no choice but to firmly say with bright eyes that the black hand behind the scenes is that person, and you have to stubbornly punish you, otherwise you will feel unhappy. It's as awkward as the thought of making a sex comedy in a situation where the law is strict but the wording is vague. Ordinary young people choose to retreat, I quit, I think I should do it. Literary and artistic youths also chose not to do it, but they hyped up their experiences on the Internet, feeling that they were creating public opinion. The Niubi Youth Association stubbornly finds a place to use a borrowed projector for a small public screening, open-air movie, and even set up a club to insist on its own way.
So many police officers become heroes when they kill them. Only violence can resist violence? Or without violence, the so-called "police" will lose its meaning? The police are violent. The police who become the protagonists of the movie are jealous and deal with the problem in a direct way. Finally, they return to the origin of justice and announce that the sanctions are over. When I look back, there are bloodstains, and the achievements of darkness behind the brilliance. Although the sun can be seen in the daytime on earth, the daytime in the human heart relies on countless dark currents surging thoughts like the night, and it is impossible to see the sun only by being straight and kind. .
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