Can't write short reviews, Reivew on Miller's Crossing

The Coen brothers made a gangster movie about loyal ministers in their own way. The intention and will of the protagonist Tom successfully suppressed all involuntary and accidental factors, and finally he achieved his will, but also lost love and fame. It can be said that he chose to be alone from the beginning. Unlike most gangster heroes who conquer the audience with ruthless hardness and handsome fighting, Tom's heroic temperament is reflected in his personality and integrity. Including Tom, the film not only depicts the ruthlessness of the gangster, but also emphasizes the "gangster affection" that occurs occasionally between various characters. Sometimes these friendships ultimately save them, and sometimes they kill them. This is also the biggest unique feature of the film. (Towel City)

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