The so-called harmonious and beautiful village is actually a concentration camp controlled by the personal will of the absurd NWA ruler. The beauty here has been redefined—behavior and thought that conforms to the ruler's will is beauty, and beyond this range will be rejected. ruthlessly eradicated. People's freedom and individuality, even their own lives, have been ruthlessly obliterated unconsciously, but they still use the title of "Britain's Most Beautiful Village" to anesthetize themselves.
This film reminds people, is their environment really so harmonious? It subtly presents a discordant sufficient condition: both light and darkness exist in real life, and if only one of them can be seen, it is the beginning of a nightmare.
In terms of the art of film expression, the lens effects, light and shadow effects, and sound effects in the film have an immediate effect on character characterization, scene atmosphere creation, and connection between plots, which can be called a popular science book. As a film and television connoisseur, I know a thing or two, and the appreciation after reading the film review is even more addictive.
Finally, as to why this movie has a "comedy" label? I guess it’s probably the protagonist’s halo of “the protagonist never hits the key points” and “the wooden square table that can’t be beaten” and the protagonist’s halo, “even if you have a pistol,” The heroic character of "hand-to-hand combat", and the invisible behavior of "there is no one on duty outside the police station, and a gangster rushed in directly to make a case", of course, including the final happy ending.
However, in terms of practical significance, expression and viewing experience, this is really a very watchable movie!
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