8.9 points/It's hard to come across a movie now that makes people cry/Brando's acting skills can't be seen in the acting, he actually became the character himself/Why are there tears, the older brother pulled out the pistol tremblingly, the younger brother looked up at the older brother's questioning, Feeling overwhelmed by women's emotions, the boxing hero wandering on the pier, that's not just him, it's thousands of souls who have been let down by life and class and are rolling at the bottom of the social chasm with their fists clenched and dazed. . / The dockers awakened by Terry's actions eventually pushed the black unions that squeezed and controlled them, because the influence of their peers and the stimulation of the murder of their loved ones made the down-and-out boxer's brave act of revenge on the pier scene to have a huge appeal to the workers and thus Awakened the collective subconscious.
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