Now that Miller's face is on your mind, I'm sure it reminds you of words like "oppression," "resistance," "end of the road," and "retaliation." It's no wonder that in "Prison Break", his role is too deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. He is Miller's motive for planning a prison break and is also a representative of the rebels. Perhaps because of this, the director of "Invasion of Wall Street" found him, and he may be the most suitable for such a tough role in the world.
In front of Miller, the world is like a big net, covering him, tightening a little bit, and it is about to pull him ashore... What will happen to him after he gets ashore? He's a fish, not an amphibian, so the results are predictable. Brother Miller was drained of everything by the money society, and even lost the last sustenance of love. Holding the cold hand of his beloved, he knew that he had to resist. He needs a kill, and so does the audience.
With the determination that he will never return, and the coldness of a sniper, he washed Wall Street with blood. I give him a thumbs up every time a black-hearted banker and stock manipulator falls under his gun. This boiling blood comes from the pleasure of hoeing traitors and punishing evil and restoring justice; this idealism comes from a director who is righteous and awe-inspiring. I admit, this movie will not be accepted by all countries, but it is accepted by the earth after all.
I was fortunate enough to see it, it was very shocking, so I recommend it.
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