The rhythm of the whole film is slow but has its own rhythm in it. The lines and sentences are stubborn, but there are cultural differences in it, and some points are not easy to understand. It's worth watching a few more times to slowly reminisce. The whole film of Fa shark is handsome, and the little Fa shark is angry and has a sense of existence (ಡωಡ) The following is a spoiler from the first sentence of the movie: A long, long time ago... Obviously Fa shark is telling a story, who is this story for? From the ending, it can be found that several children may appear at the end of the film. And whose child is this? Among them, the siblings should be the children of Swedish couples. This explains a problem with the trade shop in the film: Why didn't the French shark kill the Swedish woman? From his actions when the couple just came in, it can be seen that he has a gun on him, so why does he keep talking about taking a deep breath? I think he's not only placating women but also motivating the male lead, but why would he let the male lead shoot instead of himself, does he have so much trust in the male lead? A reasonable explanation is that Fasha is lying because he is telling a story to his Swedish siblings, so he cannot tell the truth. In the final shootout of the film, why did Fa Shark appear at the end? After being shot, he stayed behind the house, smoking a cigar with a comfortable face, because he knew that he would be the biggest winner after everyone died. At the end of the story, Fa shark hugged the beautiful woman, and she had a warm home and a baby.
Cyrus, this boy, is hypocritical and cunning, with a scheming under his handsome face. Fa shark is really suitable for the role of this kind of beast, I love him _(:з"∠)_
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