After reading it, I don't understand why he died for his eldest brother, but he still likes him, likes him playing basketball and ignores him, likes him saying he is Jordan, likes him complaining that his eldest brother was robbed by a woman. In a trance, he remembered that it seemed that no one lit his cigarette when he was smoking, and he immediately scolded the junior next to him for not knowing the level of eyebrows. Remember how he lit a cigarette for his big brother. He wouldn't fall in love with his eldest brother's woman and then betray his eldest brother. He would only complain that his eldest brother was taken away by a woman. Big brother is his belief, remember when he asked about his plan, he firmly answered big brother, I will follow you. Remembering the last parting, he bowed to the departing car. Talked again, was questioned, and pulled the trigger without hesitation. He used his death to prove that this kind of feeling existed, and also used this method to promote the merger of the society. He hoped that he could be used by his eldest brother.
Off topic, is the person who betrayed his eldest brother because he fell in love with his eldest brother's woman is an unrighteous person? Of course, there is no such person in Takeshi Kitano's films.
I like this movie, not just because of the handsome guys, not just because of the tattoos I see after taking off my clothes, but Takeshi Kitano's attitude towards death. If it is said to kill, then kill and take the initiative to attack the old hot and vicious, even if it is forced by life, how many people can do it. In the spirit of Bushido, you can live bravely and fearlessly only when you are ready to die at any time. Even if I will eventually be overwhelmed by life, I will choose to meet it head-on rather than be a deserter.
Life is difficult. A person is in a foreign country and cannot speak the language. I believe that his heart will be depressed, but he will pick up the broken wine bottle and put it straight into the eyes of life.
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