Did you go to see The Banker?
The new film is starring Samuel Jackson and Anthony McKay, directed by George Noffei, and yes, George Noffei, screenwriter of Twelve Rohans and Spy 3.
The film is based on real events, and although the title is a banker, there are not many parts about them running a bank, and most of the time the protagonists are doing real estate.
When Bernard was a shoe shine boy as a child, he began to secretly learn how white people do business, and at that time he probably just wanted to make a little more money and live a better life.
The film does not say much about how Bernard earned the first pot of gold, and I feel that the lack of this plot is still a bit regrettable.
As soon as the camera turns, he is already married, and he has a small amount of savings, and he is bent on entering the real estate.
The male protagonist, Bernard, has always been repressed, and Joe says that there is a kind of anger in him, but he never admits it.
But this anger was always pressed in his heart, and it was getting higher and higher, so that in the end he could not bear it, and turned his anger into a firm accusation at the hearing.
When did this seed of anger be buried in his heart?
It was probably from his father when he was a child that he told him that no matter how talented and talented he was, he could not succeed.
Because that's how the rules of the world were.
In fact, Bernard and Joe did not think about changing the established social situation at the beginning, they just wanted to realize their American dream in this environment.
At best, there is a sense of revenge when you see those people angry for their success.
They never thought at first that they were really going to change anything.
But in the end they became revolutionaries.
They tore the cracks in this age-old inequality and pushed the world a step further in a better direction.
It is this step that has led to the road to be stepped out of the back and can come to this day.
Even today, inequality still exists in the world, but we believe there will be more people like Bernard and Joe who will make the world a little better and a little better.
This movie is so respectful of the facts that in the end the protagonists did not achieve the complete success in the eyes of the world as everyone expected, but it is still quite touching, after all, it is precisely because of such people who know what they can't do, the world will get better and better little by little.
As an aside, I didn't expect that the most equal concept in this movie was Matthew, who never had the general perception of inequality at that time in his eyes.
And the most perfect character is a female character with few roles, when everyone makes mistakes and loses control of emotions, only Bernard's wife has always been wise and decent.
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