The translation of the title of this film is bloody, the English name is real, true grit, and the literal translation is true bravery. To extend it in conjunction with the content of the film, you can borrow Lu Xun's "true warrior". Most of the pictures of the Coen brothers are outliers and losers, but they have their own feelings and aspirations. On the surface, they are not in the mainstream, but they actually have noble qualities. Although they are vulgar in life, they are relatively good. The theme of this film is courage. Matti bravely takes revenge for his father, the frustrated court executor and another policeman chase the murderer for money, and fight to the death with the outlaws who sell alcohol and rob. This is a thrilling chapter in their lives. Originally ordinary people, one was a little girl in a small place, and the other was a down-and-out old man sleeping in a Chinese-owned grocery store warehouse. His occupation was marshal and he was a court executor. Matti paid the price of an arm and succeeded in revenge. Since then, he has been separated from the one-eyed policeman for 40 years and has become an unmarried middle-aged woman with eccentric personality, much like the female version of the one-eyed policeman. They did not meet again in the end, and Matti went out of his way to transport the old policeman's coffin back to his hometown for burial. What a profound and unique feeling. The last shot is the back of Matti walking into the distance. Her life is also so determined and lonely. This is a hero, a warrior, her happiness is not the mainstream happiness, but the happiness of her own warriors, that is, bravely obeying the heart Summoning, living her own life under the guidance of a powerful inner self, she does not care about worldly achievements, values her own will, and admires and loves warriors who are as maverick as herself.
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