When I was a child, I saw the scene of these two uncles working together to catch a bad policeman on the movie channel. I still remember it. After many years, I found this movie and revisited it again. Today's Samuel L. Jackson has become the highest-grossing actor in the world with a total box office of $7.4 billion, while Kevin Spacey is in the limelight because of House of Cards. Very appropriate, did the director have foreseen the achievements of these two people at that time?
Apart from the actors, this movie is also very interesting. The ups and downs of the plot, the relaxed and moderate rhythm, almost no flaws in the details, and emotionally moving parts, it is not an exaggeration to say that it was the highest-level production in Hollywood at that time.
It's a pity that there are very few movies with similar themes now. Morgan Freeman, Samuel L. Jackson, Denzel, Washington, Will Smith, and these great men, it is difficult to have a phenomenal black actor, such as Moss Duff. Characteristic actors are also getting fewer and fewer. But I believe that this type of film still has market potential that can be tapped, so keep looking forward to it.
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