The reason for the story is actually quite controversial. The police asked the black man not to move. The black man reached out and took a comb, which was mistaken by the police as a weapon, so he was shot dead. The main point of the film is not that the police tell you not to move and you want to move, but the racial discrimination that strikes black police directly and verbally warns whites in advance. Some people can't see this layer, and they may fall into the misunderstanding of personal thinking. The movie itself is a very good work. The female lead is online, she can be happy, cry, anger or hate. The three sub-lines of family line, love line and friendship line are intertwined, and the threat of king lord is parallel to the two main lines of racial discrimination by the local community police.
The heroine's performance is quite eye-catching:
happiness:
sad:
Resolutely:
Father is warm and makes me feel like Jack in This Is Us:
The characters of each passerby are also very full:
A passerby was wearing a V for Vendetta mask during the parade:
Starr's phone is an S8, the same as mine...
Overall, the film is very infectious, although some settings may vary from person to person, such as the fact that some people will think that the police shooting of the teenager is not guilty.
Aside from those settings, the movie is pretty good.
Personally, I think it's much better than Black Panther, which won seven Oscar nominations, including Best Picture...
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