That's the way the plot is, and the dialogue that follows is angry.

Abby 2021-10-20 19:02:51

The scene of satirizing Asians once or twice can be said to be ridicule, but three, four and five times, the discrimination is really obvious. Every Asian is a dirty image, especially the inexplicable appearance of QJ; if it is an epidemic Looking ahead, it's a bit out of bounds, but recently there have been too many cases of discrimination against Asian Asians overseas, and I really can't accept it. When making this kind of pretending movie, Gerich is still frying, it is better to continue to develop Disney live-action movies.

Jarvis 2021-10-20 19:02:51

Fletcher wanted to blackmail Mickey, but Mickey was used instead. He only knew that he was investigating Mickey, but he didn't know that Raymond knew he was investigating Mickey. Conversely, Raymond knew he was investigating Mickey, but he didn't know that Fletcher had also told old Aslan the intelligence. Everyone thinks they know everything, but everyone can only see part of the whole event. Matthew used dry eyes to lower the price of Mickey's farm without taking any risk. As for his promise to let dry eyes be the second in command, it is not certain whether dry eyes will survive that time, properly empty glove white wolf. Dry Eye knew that Matthew was using himself, so he had to go it alone, which accelerated his death. The coach took the initiative to help Mickey clean up the mess; the old Aslan wanted to retaliate against Mickey, but the gangsters solved it; Fletcher "actively" sent the intelligence to the door... All good things were met by Mickey. Everyone tried hard to get a share, but the result was often backlash; Mickey didn't do anything but laughed to the end. It doesn't follow the routine and makes no sense at all. This is Guy Ritchie's dark humor.