justice, justice, justice

Jiang Wen said in "Let the Bullets Fly": "I only do three things here, fair, fair, or fucking fair." What I felt after watching this movie was the pursuit of justice and spiritual redemption. Only in American society, citizens can challenge the state apparatus without fear, just for the sake of themselves, as long as they are right with their conscience, give up everything, even if they end up dying. Afterwards, the film was really violent, torturing every person who hurt the girl to vent their anger, to take revenge, and to be refreshing. Only American movies can do it so heartily. If it was in Chinese movies, someone would have been there long ago. If you want to jump out and say that the male protagonist is not calm, he will not be punished by the law after killing so many people. We do things more about the consequences, and Americans do things according to their inner feelings, so we often feel depressed, and American life feels so alive! If one day we can listen without fear Our inner voice, ask ourselves what we want, and we feel free!

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