The director did not deliberately seek a happy ending in order to please the audience. Bodi died, and even the male protagonist's woman was mistakenly killed by the male protagonist, and the male protagonist himself did not get the rescue that everyone wanted to see. So what does this movie want to tell you with this ending? I think it's reflection. When Bodie told the male protagonist as early as the moment he appeared in Paris, they knew that the male protagonist was a policeman. The male protagonist asked why you wanted me to join again. The last sentence was the key, Bodi said: "I thought can save you." (At this moment, I somehow feel that I have made a deal with this buddy) The male protagonist is actually not ungrateful, he is also very entangled, entangled in dreams and crimes, and he also wants to save his brother Bodie! Let Bodi stop committing crimes because of his dreams. The male protagonist once made a close friend fall off a cliff because of the realization of his dream. From then on, the male protagonist chose to escape this dream, and it was not until he met Bodi and his party that he revived. It is said that the pursuit of the unity of man and nature, the integration of nature and man, and the challenge of the limit are all fine, just like those who climbed Mount Everest and martyred, future generations will respect you. Just like after they completed the wind test, a group of people shouted happily and had a warm dinner. Let people just want the picture to stop at this moment, what a stark contrast between this moment and the ending! In the end, the male protagonist resolutely chose the current role to save Bodi. Don't forget that Bodi saved the male protagonist's life. But in the face of Bodi's gang who are getting deeper and deeper, the male protagonist can only shoot defense, even if he shouts not to shoot, shouts Bodi, stop! Neither can stop them, they have their faith! Similar to a religion, but not extreme, otherwise there would be no act of robbing the rich and helping the poor. When the male protagonist found out that it was not Bodi who shot him, but the woman he loved, how he felt, everyone may not understand why the female protagonist sees the male protagonist pointing the gun at the male protagonist. Does the Lord have no feelings? No, in fact, the heroine just wanted to make it all seem like a coincidence. Have you ever thought that the heroine didn't know who was following, so she shot at the top of the cable car first, and when she found out that it was the male lead, she obviously hesitated, or raised her gun, She didn't want to shoot, she died in the hands of her beloved man, ended this gorgeous love with her own life, and told the male protagonist to stop embarrassing Bodi because of her death, after all, she is also a follower of Bodi's gang It turns out that the male protagonist fell into a hard mental struggle again. When he met the last test baptism at the end, he understood her thoughts and had high respect for Bodi. Let Bodi complete his last dream, roaring as if he is challenging nature, and also conveying his gratitude and prayer to the male protagonist. Brother, I will never return after I leave. We will see you again. . . . The ending male protagonist once again stood on the top of the snow-capped mountains and calmly chose a relatively flat road. This road is also the road chosen by the male protagonist himself.
What else have we missed? When the world and society are no longer pure and no longer so bright, whether the male protagonist will continue to maintain it or work with Bodie to complete the impossible task of that person. Justice is not legal, justice only lies in the hearts of the people, and justice will never die!
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