The characters of the Three Musketeers of Justice are quite different. Aisley, who is pure and simple, and who makes good use of power, White, who is simple-minded and loves to save righteousness, and Vincent who is arrogant and handsome.
Everything is chance and politics. Aisley wants to do a big job in the Los Angeles Police Department in a "gentle" way. The most important thing is to never allow prisoners to escape the justice of the law by dying. Therefore, he felt that he had to reach a certain position first, and even at the expense of proving that his colleagues were excluded, he still believed that he wanted to take this path, a path to explore the truth of life rights. In the film, the act of "looking for glasses" before Ashley went to the police is very cute.
Everything is masculine and violent. The White man is charismatic and appears to be helping the weak from the start. But the brutality used to interrogate prisoners is horrific. Women are White's weakness, stemming from the violent murder of his mother by his father. He hated men bullying women, hating the strong bullying the weak. So he killed the black man first and then pretended to attack the police.
Everything is representation and interpretation. Vincent sleeps with the cat and mouse, a gossip reporter from the "Shush" newspaper, earning extra money and promoting the "police elite" stunt. When Aisley talked about his original intention in this business, it awakened Vincent's original intention and made him resolutely choose the good. Vincent unfolded the note and looked at it for a long time, but left it in the wine glass to bid farewell to the ridiculous "police elite".
No matter how far you have come, remember the beginning, this is a good thing.
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