Weirdly charming, grumpy sadness, absurd reality - so much darker and more comedy than black comedy! The plot and motives are intertwined and progressive, but it is not an infinitely complicated suspense trick, but a clear but heavy human lasso of crime and punishment. Everyone is the original sin and everyone is forgiven. Extremely tough and extremely vulnerable, extremely desperate and extremely hopeful, there is extreme tenderness in his cold bones, and a warm color of compassion and compassion in the cruelty of the sky and the earth. The ending of "On the Road" couldn't be better was the best chapter of the perfect script, and the line "Want a company?" was the most heartwarming dialogue of 2017 from this paranoid, grim, uncompromising film.
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