Family, emotion, trust, loyalty, loneliness, betrayal, lies... this is the rhythm and style that fills the entire film. The soldiers and bandits have different paths, and there is no tolerance for good and evil. The two leading brothers are also very good-natured. Each has its own principles and aura. The two camps are very clear and interesting. The gang members have harmonious families, happy family and friendship, and work in an orderly manner. The law enforcement team has had a mid-life crisis since the boss, his wife and estranged, and his subordinates are also scheming, using all their tricks to deal with the suspects. It's a pity that the gangster made mouse shit, and since then the Victory Libra began to favor law enforcement. Audiences most talked about the dialogue in the cafe and the final street gunfight. The former was full of witty words and eloquent sentences, but it had hidden edge, which led to the mutual sympathy of the two men; the latter was quite professional and precise. The bit-screening tactic is undoubtedly a classic among the classics. The setting of two heroes is a common technique in Hollywood. Although this film is a little long, it is supported by the superb acting skills of the two actors. Pacino usually hunches his back, but when he encounters a case, with the radiant state in his eyes, De Niro is usually elegant and calm, but when he does things, his firm gaze and his quick shots completely confuse the police and criminals. The spirit of the spirit is vividly expressed.
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