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Tara 2022-04-22 07:01:02
2/4/2008 7.5 points The background of the story is the late Vietnam War, the young people in the United States formed a new generation, and drug addiction and drug trafficking even spread to the military. A huge drug empire, and the police are also wooed by it. The film uses a lot of gray and dark tones (so that I can't see it clearly during the day, so I have to watch it at night), the rendering of the United States is dark, and the righteous people seem to be weak, but in stark contrast to the lack of police in "No Country for Old Men", Richie Roberts of the special investigation team firmly believes in the power of justice. He is not afraid of divorce, which leads to no children, death, and ridicule from colleagues. His deeds show us that there can be warriors in the system, and justice can be served as well.
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Javier J. Rivera: I'm a leper. Because I listened to you and turned in a million fucking dollars. You know who'll work with me after that? Same as you. No one.
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Rossi: They seize it, arrest everybody, whack it up and sell it back to us. Our dope. They been living off it for years, these New York cops. They basically control the market with it. What the fuck has happened to the world, Frank?