The trailer gives a feeling that this movie seems to satisfy that desire for me.
The real movie viewing experience is this:
I walked into the movie theater about five minutes late, and was first surprised at how empty the already small theater was.
Then it started. . . In the beginning, it was a premeditated robbery of the casino. I thought that at that moment my wish would be fulfilled, oh oh oh, wait, the bullet casings were scattered and the blood splashed. . . The two little brothers also put on a decadent look on the street (actually, it is the American trash youth fan, which has the same meaning as the non-mainstream classic look of China's urban-rural junction, it is too common).
turn out!
The casino was simply robbed. . .
And then all kinds of things you can think of that could happen. Violence is real violence, but the pace is really slow.
Then it went on like this for an hour, and the slow motion in the middle was actually quite boring. Mainly, it's all under the rhythm that you don't know what to do with a joke.
In the end, in fact, I don't know how the ending will be, mainly because my friends couldn't help but leave halfway.
Well, in fact, I haven’t read it and I’m not good at writing a movie review, but there are a few points I want to say:
the joke in the middle is really cold, even if the author is not good at English, but I still roughly understand where the joke is, and the author laughs Not surprising.
Pete is so handsome.
When the United States was in a depression, there was really no money, mainly because the way Americans lived their lives was different from ours.
It makes sense that Guy Ritchie is great, at least when he can tell the story clearly, and he doesn't feel bad when people pay.
And I actually still want to see the ending (this is the review that does not reveal the key plot, because the author does not know what the plot is like).
Lastly, if you don't want to watch it, just watch the trailer.
Since I didn't read it, give it a slap.
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