most hated hypocrite protagonist

Hiram 2022-03-25 09:01:23

Zunlong is so handsome, and the plot logic is so spicy, did the screenwriter not consider the normal feelings of human beings when writing the script? Don't you think about human dignity? It is unacceptable that the lover and subordinates of the male protagonist are still loyal and infatuated even after their personal dignity has been offended by him. He keeps saying that he wants to do justice and do what the police should do, but isn't the male protagonist's behavior a sanctimonious hypocrite? How dare he, how can he be qualified to blame others, I am fed up with his so-called Vietnam War that makes him so unbearable, should everyone tolerate him because of this? The protagonist I can accept is a pure good person, a pure evil person, and even a person who walks in the gray area between good and evil, but such a hypocrite-style protagonist is really disgusting.

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Extended Reading
  • Jordane 2022-04-22 07:01:55

    8.5 to 8.8. After completing the Cimino trilogy, one after another, one after another, the bitter criticism of American society. Obviously, Cimino was killed by the American government. The director's (money-burning) grand scene scheduling is limited, but it can be seen that the funds have been allocated to the greatest extent reasonably; does Mickey Rourke wear a fascinated smile wherever he goes? Although the female lead seems to be criticized badly, I think the swinging typical American justice middle class created by the female lead is OK, and the problem lies with the male lead.

  • Alexane 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    From "The Deer Hunter" to "Heaven's Gate" to "The Year of the Dragon," it's not hard to see that Michael Cimino was just an ambitious mediocrity, keen to wrap a bunch of clichés into epic masterpieces.

Year of the Dragon quotes

  • Stanley White: A fish stinks from the head down.

    Harry Yung: The Chinese eat the head.

  • Joey Tai: Dollars are like small fish, difficult to catch, but not to be thrown back except as bait for something bigger.