The ending is too exaggerated. . .

Ludwig 2022-03-24 09:01:02

This movie almost laid the foundation of the entire American gangster film, and even affected subsequent Hong Kong movies. Even the tribute and setting can be seen in the vulgar novel. Al Pacino’s interpretation simply incorporates the essence of American patriarchy in the 1980s into the role of Tony. Of course, Miami is the epitome of American desire and even lewd dreams. American psychology is really interesting and vulgar. , Ambition, loyalty, money power, love, drugs, crime. It seems that by mixing all the elements together, they can call their ideas romantic, which is very incomprehensible and reasonable. After all, how can a nation built on sin and black money be able to breed a noble and proud nation Well, the so-called American romance is nothing more than Artificial Climax that is a mixture of lust, extravagance, arrogance and ignorance. (It’s a miracle that Tony didn’t die of overdose in the end. It’s really too drama to sprinkle and smoke drugs like flour)

Jovanny 2022-03-22 09:01:02

The character setting of the protagonist or the whole script is boring