There is no grand scene, no blurry plot, no compact complex, no unexpected ending, but it makes people reminisce the warmth of it for a long time. Even if the death "deserved" is still a bit tragic; even if it finally betrays friends and relatives, it also shows a bit of human instinct. Whether it is gangsters, police officers, or civilians, everyone has their own life; different human nature, different values, different choices, and different life outcomes. This is a society full of humanity, and it is up to us to choose. We cannot absolutely and objectively evaluate the good and bad, right and wrong, good and evil of others. You can't measure other people's ways with your way of thinking. It’s not natural to think of Obama’s American dream. Although some people may think it’s inappropriate to put it here, in fact, let’s understand that this is what American society has given us: freedom, equality, democracy, and openness; everyone has the right to choose you life and success. "Each of us can chase our dreams. Let everyone living in this country have the same opportunities, no matter who we are, no matter where we come from, no matter what our skin looks like, no matter who we love, As long as you work hard, you will be successful and you will be able to achieve the life you want."
The most impressive thing is the passage of the actor: Everyone in the world, every morning when they wake up, will do one thing, which is to ask themselves, Can you change your life now. However, every day is asked, but it is only a question. At the end of the film, the hero finally took this step. We believe that his tomorrow will be better. Do it with confidence, it will be done.
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