(The title is random, don't believe it)
Seeing that this drama is rated above 9.0 and has a good reputation, I watched it with a "high energy ahead" mood. Although this subject is one of the subjects that I am least interested in, I still think, maybe because of a drama, it has become a police and gangster film?
But honestly, no. It's not that FireWire isn't worthy of this score, it's just that I haven't reached the realm where I can appreciate it. I'm used to light-hearted soap operas, or high-energy reversals, cool special effects. But as one commenter said, those American dramas that were so obsessed for the first time were a little unbearable when they rewatched them. Because we watched it for those unexpected plots, we were afraid of being spoiled. The second time we watched it was like an overnight meal, and it was no longer fresh.
But I don't think FireWire will. Maybe the second time I watch it, I can understand what the show wants to convey.
Life sucks. Diligently looking for clues, and even looking for clues themselves, requires effort to qualify. But what do we get? Only to find that some truths are known and can't do anything, and they will be demoted because of this. Looking at it, I can always feel a kind of despair that doesn't show any traces.
It's hard to imagine that the first Mcnulty, who has such a high sense of presence, will not appear in the second. This actor is really expressive. Although he is handsome, he is unwilling to look at it hhh. Omar, I saw it in the third season of the Atlantic Empire, the same kind, but there is obviously a young man in the line of fire, and the Atlantic Empire has become a father-in-law. Dee and Wallace, forced by the environment, make a living in the black industry, and want to return to normal life, but Dee is covered by his uncle, and Wallace is not so lucky. Seeing him taking care of so many younger brothers and sisters, seeing him sad because of the brutal murder of a man by an enemy force, and seeing him want to quit the gang and go to school, I had a vaguely ominous feeling at that time.
It is said that rap is really the racial talent of black people, speaking is rap.
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