So before the protagonist of fucking pointed the gun at his girlfriend, I didn't know what the movie was talking about.
Then I found that Latin American culture was too violent and severely damaged my young mind.
Drinking with my brothers, hanging out, everyone, taking drugs, this kind of life is so far away from me.
Then I was very sure that although F's role in HAVOC and Harsh Times was not bad, it was still admirable to some extent.
Although the gangster is really a man.
But I only love men, not hooligans. . . .
(At least temporarily unacceptable.)
Such a life is free, fresh, and full of excitement.
Very real, but also extremely dangerous.
You don't know what you can gain or lose in the next second.
It feels too direct, and it will make people feel invisible.
Insecure.
In other words, people like to get together, this is the meaning of brothers?
Never leave even the worst moment?
Is family important or brother important?
Are all important?
(Wind ING...)
Anyway, this is a movie that scares me incomprehensibly.
No wonder that in HAVOC, the children of Annie yearn for the life of a gang.
In this way, direct and forthright, you can do whatever you want, as long as you can.
It is so different from the harmonious life that the Government presents before us to whitewash the peace, that I feel that this has caused a crack in my world.
Fortunately, the United States is on the other side of the earth.
Movies are just movies.
F is not a character.
And I am me.
In addition: the more you care, the easier it is to lose. If you want to break through the cocoon and rebirth, do you have to experience destruction first?
Is this in line with the law that I never remember the name, things will always develop in the worst direction?
Good luck, it's a fairy tale.
Bad luck is tragedy.
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