Before I had no choice, now I want to be a good person. Underworld, a group that is familiar and unfamiliar, do you really have a choice after entering the industry? At least the movie gave us the answer. Entering the industry with blood is equivalent to signing the life and death certificate. Zhao Bingdou's life is destined to be a despicable life, no matter how filial he is and takes care of him Family, taking care of younger brother, being loyal, full of friendship and love, in the end, all this is an illusion! As the ending song sings, I don't know what it means to have everything I have when I get old.
Briefly explain the plot: Zhao Bingdou, a street gangster, has 6 little brothers under his control, his mother is ill, and he has a younger brother and a younger sister. The movie was explained at the beginning. The background of the master's identity is considered to be a miserable mix. Money, but squeezed. When I came out of the boss, I happened to meet the president. I don’t know if it was intentional or unintentional. The president asked him to eat and sing with the boss. The president talked about his difficulties, and here he said a classic “Who is the person I need? What does he need?” This sentence seems to make sense to pave the way for Bingdou to serve him, but in this cruel world, you must maintain your own bottom line, otherwise it will be a stepping stone for others, and a pawn that big people call to come and go. From the moment he took out the blood on the prosecutor's hands for the president, he was doomed to a tragic outcome, just like the boss assassinating others, he removed the boss, and his loyal subordinates brought him the result, which is the center Dramatic arrangement, but this tragic life is the best explanation.
Several branch lines in the play are also very cleverly arranged, one is Bing Doo's love branch, the other is a family branch dominated by mothers, as well as classmates and brothers. The audience will hate his girlfriend and take away the super handsome male protagonist, which is a brainless fan; hate his mother's nagging and normal reactions when watching a movie, but slowly recalling his family and parents, this is not the case Did he ramble to us? It's very real; I hate the betrayal of his classmates. Maybe they did have a very good friendship in their student days, but they haven't contacted for so many years. In the times, we think carefully about a classmate who has never been in contact with you, trying to find you, either borrowing money or sending invitations (it is excusable to send invitations, it is not worth mentioning), although it is a bit mean, it is usually normal Anyone who thinks about it knows that there is no good thing. The audience thinks that it is the reason of this scheming classmate that causes him to die, but he does not know that his thinking is too simple. Let’s analyze the so-called brotherhood of his subordinates. Things will develop and people’s hearts will change. It is not that you can satisfy your subordinates by eating, drinking and singing K. As a former younger brother, the current boss must be enlightened, and he is also a younger brother. Yes, the younger brother also wants to eat meat, but he can't control his fullness, and then he has no choice but to step on your head and climb up, or even replace it.
Despicable streets, good educational significance is that if you enter the underworld, you have no choice, you must die! Young audiences should not think that killing his classmates or his younger brother can prevent all these tragedies from happening. It is impossible to wash hands with blood, and it will never be washed off with blood.
Do you think the final winner is the president, his classmate, or his younger brother? If the three of them were used as the protagonists to make a movie, the director would also kill it, and it would be reasonable. This is the value output by the director. I don't think it's a good idea. Following the protagonist's life, the educational significance is also there, the plot is tense, the IQ is online, and the 5-star praise!
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