If the film ends in an hour and a half, it is only the gangster version of the tribe's cliché Prince's Revenge, but the next hour makes the film sublime. Let us see Leonardo's forbearance, the sorrow of the little people in the torrent of history, and the unbearable past before the liberal democracy of the United States.
Behind all the auras there is an unknown side. All successes are preceded by hard and painful failures. This is how mankind is, moving forward in the constant alternation of killing and peace. The civilization of a region, a country, or even the entire human race has to pay a heavy price. The same is true for the United States, a country known as a liberal and democratic country. Interference in other countries’ internal affairs and accusations of previous postures or civilized messengers sometimes feel like fifty steps and a hundred steps. Isn’t it similar in Western terms? When mocking in the past tense? Hehe~
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