Today's sharing fungus recommends a darker crime movie for everyone, such movies will always produce some negative emotions when watched too much, but this kind of movie can bring a unique experience to the audience.
Nightcrawler, released in 2014, is an American crime film directed by Dan Gilroy and starring Jack Gyllenhaal, Bill Paxton, Renee Russell, and Ann Cusack. The film tells the story of a young journalist, Louis (Jack Gyllenhaal, Jake Gyllenhaal), who shoots various case footage in Los Angeles at night, and finally crosses the legal line for the sake of the explosiveness of the material.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > Synopsis:</h1>
Louis (Jack Gyllenhaal) is an idle thief and robber, and by chance he discovers that first-hand information on the scene of the event on television is a way to get money quickly and not break the law, so he begins to twist his mind.
At first, Louis exchanged a high-end bicycle for a regular video camera, but he did not expect that a video of a car accident scene would sell him for $250, which is much faster than stealing money, so Louis began to learn photography hard, and recruited an intern Rick (Riz Ahmed) as a partner with a cheap salary.
But the cooperation between the two is not pleasant, Louis used to buy a police radio to steal a lot of case information, so he made a lot of money, and in order to get to the scene of the accident before his peers, he bought a sports car, but he paid the intern Rick $30 a night, and Rick's relationship with him became more and more rigid.
After intercepting the alarm information, the two arrived at the scene in a sports car for the first time, and the murderer had not yet escaped, so Louis secretly photographed everything about the criminal and the deceased, and sold for tens of thousands of dollars.
However, his behavior finally attracted the attention of the police, but Louis's clever words could always excuse him, he obviously controlled the information of the criminals but did not report them, but secretly tracked the criminals, and then attracted the police to secretly shoot the scene of the gun battle.
And after the criminal and the police raced against each other in a car accident, they also called out the intern Rick to shoot, Rick originally wanted to blackmail him because Louis concealed the case, but he did not expect that Louis saw that the criminal was not dead and deliberately called out Rick, which led to Rick's death.
After the incident, Louis sold Rick's death for a high price, and he once again escaped the suspicion of the police, and finally Louis recruited new interns, and the TV station began to learn that Louis was becoming more and more bottomless.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > Movie Review:</h1>
This is a "pure" crime film, there is no so-called savior, there is no redemption of human nature, the film nakedly shows the audience the greed and sin of human nature.
Watching this movie is like walking into a cave, because there is no fixed main line, so you have no idea whether the characters will go to the light or get darker. Although the protagonist of this movie, Louis, does not do evil for money, he also lets people see the secret of his success, faster than others, bolder than others, smarter than others, other colleagues drive vans for the convenience of work, but he knows that the speed of the news is very important, so he bought a sports car, and he even dared to adjust the position of the deceased for the composition of the news, which is both law-breaking and moral behavior that makes him closer to success.
Sharing mushrooms to write these is not to induce everyone to commit crimes, but I just feel that although this movie is very dark, it also makes everyone see that people who dare to break the routine are indeed easier to get rich, do we have many limitations in work and life that cannot be broken? And will it bring unexpected results after breaking it?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" > conclusion:</h1>
This movie involves more criminal cases and many bloody scenes, so it is not suitable for minors to watch, and friends who intend to watch this movie should carefully consider it.