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Is it reasonable to use violence to control violence?
Brice 2022-04-21 09:01:16
At the beginning of the film, there is an operation to surround and suppress drug dealers. There are many bloody and violent scenes in the film. Emily Blunt plays a person who hopes to punish drug dealers through legal justice. However, as the film says, through legal justice Did it make the society more harmonious and drug crime less, in fact it did not. Drug crimes have broken countless families, and the big boss behind the scenes has also witnessed his own children being shot and killed, but what leaves us thinking is, will there be no new bosses after the death of the big boss? And what Josh Brolin said is to establish an order to maintain this market, and finally make drug crime completely disappear. Is this legal? At the end of the film, when the children played a few shots, they stopped and continued, indicating that they had become accustomed to it, and the drug crime continued.
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Christina 2022-04-24 07:01:02
“You should move to a small town where law still exists.you will not survive here,you are not a wolf .It is land of wolves now.”
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Rachelle 2021-10-20 19:00:59
A sense of rhythm and presence. Conspiracy, conquest and justice. PS: I don’t think how outstanding Roger Deakins’s photography is this time...
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Alejandro: You look like a little girl when you're scared.
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Fausto Alarcon: You think the people that send you here are any different? Who do you think we learned from?
Fausto Alarcon: [Scoffs] The grieving lawyer!
Fausto Alarcon: Your wife... you think she'll be... proud to see what have you become?
Alejandro: Don't forget about my daughter.
Fausto Alarcon: [In Spanish] Oh yes... your little one.
Fausto Alarcon: [In Spanish] It wasn't personal.
Alejandro: [In Spanish] It was for me.