Haven't watched this 2 yet. Because I liked the first part too much, let me talk about my thoughts before watching the trailer and watching the main film.
Is violence happy?
Is violence a cool thing?
From the tone of the first part, the answer given by the "Frontier" series is: violence always means pain.
Corpses who have lost their lives to crimes on the border; men who have lost their wives and daughters in the most painful way; sons who have lost their fathers; women who have been forced to tell the truth; A land where a community ball game can't be done.
This is by no means a happy movie.
Not to mention the cool rap music with explosive pictures, which makes people have the urge to swing.
It doesn't need to.
In stories that express pain, [not speaking] expresses more than [speaking].
The man never confronted us with his past, forced us to understand his bloody pain.
But he first killed the enemy's child resolutely, and then killed the enemy.
Since then, I feel that there is no other way to describe his pain.
I'd rather his character has always been a mysterious man who doesn't know where he lives or dies.
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