After watching "Pirates of Fire", the amazing thing is that in the second half of the movie, I was called by my colleagues, and the conversation between Vincent and his wife was unexpectedly harmonious. In fact, I already felt that the movie was long and rambling. A bunch of spurs like the long pads before a self-proclaimed rock band starts
And we are all waiting for a Neil who chooses to speed on the high speed with money and the woman he loves choose Fiji or choose revenge I get close to the screen and carefully look at his expression When his woman asks him: What's the matter Home free He said however The smiles and tears on his face are just repeating his brother's blessing
I think this man's strong nerves already made a subconscious choice when he heard the address of the bastard who goes by the alias of Jemison Wayne Gros
So he slammed down the ramp like a hero or an authentic professional outlaw He drove to the hotel with a contented smile He parked at the back door of the hotel but didn't turn it off He said I'd be right back and the car didn't need to turn off so he sneaked into the back room Like every professional gangster, the process goes smoothly like it's done countless times by ringing the fire alarm Pretending the security guard said thrice Look at me to the bastard who killed his big friend Michael The man looked up at him panting in fear He gave him two shots straight into the chest, his windpipe burst and he let out a gasp of struggle before he died, so he made the last shot and walked out without looking back.
In fact, if he was simply revenge, he could have kept the man through the most painful and conscious ten minutes before his death, but he was gracious after all. He asked to look at him, end his life and give him a simple death
He's done with the guard and goes downstairs happily and rushes to his car where all his possessions and the woman he loves are unbelievably smooth sailing. This deep old man is never really happy in the whole movie except for that brief moment when he stares in relief With a relaxed smile on Idi's face, yet with a natural alertness, he sees Vincent, who has left his wife and stepdaughter a few steps away, rushing towards him with a gun. He runs to the tarmac. The thing that bothers me most is that In the pursuit of a policeman and a bandit, Neil found the best ambush a few minutes ahead of time. He should not have lost. If he hadn't looked at the plane that had taken off, he finally had a woman and cared for him. He regretted that he would have It belongs to his flight, so like he said, there are troubles in life, but he can't give up everything and run away within 30 seconds.
So he lost. He took the shooting position behind Vincent early. He should have been impeccable, but the lights of the plane raised his shadow. Like the soft heart exposed by this strong man. That was his weakness and his worries. Vincent walked to him and he said Told you I'm never going back and then stretched out his hand Vincent walked over and held him quietly squatted down and calmly died Vincent's eyes were getting wet for this fateful enemy and maybe also for This motherfuck life
The camera rises softly There is not a single star on the velvety black screen Yet the guiding light on the tarmac and the city lights are bright enough for this man Although he turns his back on everything and delivers himself to the darkness And then once the heart turns to the light to the darkness It's ironic to dump him.
But I think this man has no regrets in the end. He left the money for his woman. She will find new happiness. Step back and say that even if they get on the plane, it may not be smooth sailing. My brother also said that I can't figure out the pilot's bottom line, but I should rely on this rigorous man. Maybe he has already thought about all the endings since then, so he didn't get angry, but weakly said the last sentence of his life:
Told you I'm never going back
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