Hummingbird Attack is actually the salvation of two people.

I saw it on 15, but I don't remember it at all. Four years later, I watched it again because I really couldn't remember the content. It stands to reason that I have an impression on Jason Statham's action movies, and I have an impression every time a hormone breaks out. But this film has no impression, which is very strange.

So watch it again. I didn't know I didn't care at all when I first saw it. This is a movie about redemption. Hummingbird attack, hummingbird is too far away from the content. It was only because of the hummingbird that Joey appeared when he was madly revenged after his teammate was shot that Joey had hallucinations. Hummingbird is a symbol, symbolizing that Joey's teammates are leaving one by one. Of course, it should be more clear that the death of teammates and the appearance of hummingbirds made Joey feel the same way. The whole movie is actually Joey's revenge for his teammates and his return to England as a deserter. He wanted to continue to sink, but unexpectedly, the garbage dump in the alley was charged a protection fee. He hit someone, separated from Elizabeth, who was warming each other, and fled to an upscale neighborhood. In that big house, he found that the owner would not come back before June 10, so a friend who pretended to be the owner lived in it. At the same time, I want to find Elizabeth through the nun Chris Tina at the rescue station. Then, Joey gradually woke up, started looking for a job, and finally sold drugs to gangs. In the search for Elizabeth, I fell in love with that nun. Finally, he learned that Elizabeth was killed by a John and that there was no result with the nun. He decided to avenge Elizabeth. Finally, after seeing the nun for the last time, Joey broke free and let the police catch him.

This film is one of the few combative art cinema in Jason Statham with rich connotations. Here are two interesting things. Did Joey cheer up because of the nun or did he cheer up by himself? The film shows that Joey gets drunk and goes to see a nun, gives her 500 yuan, and then asks her for anti-inflammatory drugs and painkillers. After that, Joey started looking for a job and began to work out. Many people say that nuns influenced Joey to get back on his feet. But I don't think so. At the beginning of the film, the nuns didn't really help Joey much. Actually, there is not much in-depth interaction. This will cheer up Joey. I don't think so. It happens that Joey can live a normal life in a relatively rich house for a few days before he regains his hope for life. As Chris Tina told her in the last meeting after the last ballet in the film, you know that I often kill people when I am normal, and only drinking can alleviate my guilt. So, instead of cheering up because of the nun, Joey suddenly wanted to return to a normal life after changing the environment. Holding back deep guilt and saving those who are still alive is the reason why Joey suddenly cheered up. Later, he kept drinking because he knew that the nun would eventually leave and he wanted Elizabeth's revenge, so he arranged everything, left a lot of money to his wife and daughter, and finally went crazy with the nun to avenge Elizabeth. When the dust settled, he knew he could leave without regrets. Life can end. It doesn't matter to him whether he goes to prison or dies in the street. Therefore, Christina is not the reason to cheer Joey up, but the last bit of attachment to life is the reason to cheer him up. It can be said that Christina is not the reason, but the beauty that once existed in Joey's redemption career.

From this point of view, Joey finally walked around while drinking, which is the best interpretation. He wanted to be a good man and start over, but Elizabeth's death brought him disappointment in life. In fact, he wants to save some money for his wife and daughter by hanging out with gangs. He sent Christina a dress and food, in fact, to thank the nun and save herself. When everything went back to the past with the nun's departure, he had nothing to be lovely about. As I wrote in my last letter to Christina, I went back to my place and disappeared silently. Before leaving, Joey not only returned the money he occupied to the owner, but also bought pizza for the rescue station and gave the information of illegal immigration to the police. Isn't all this like confession?

Then say the second point, sister Cristina. This movie is actually about the redemption of two people. Redemption also has a longing for a better life. Christina is obviously a bitter child. She was harassed when she was ten. How much psychological pressure has she suffered? From the time she counted the number of times she was harassed by the sports coach, 17 times to 18 times, Qu Qiang killed the sports coach. For this reason, she also lost the right to a normal life and was sent to a monastery. Since she was a child, she wanted to like ballet and become a ballet dancer like Maria Zelinska. 42 years old, she is still dancing on the stage. Her heart yearns for beauty, and ballet has become her dream that has passed away forever. But she knows that she can't go back to those beautiful lives. She was harassed and killed since she was a child, and only God can take her in. But in her heart, there has always been a desire for normal people to pursue their dreams. This is obvious. Ever since she told Joey that she was harassed when she was 10, she just wanted to tell Joey that I am actually a tragic person, a person who made mistakes, just like you. So, in fact, we all have the desire to live a normal life. We are the same kind of people.

Like Joey, she longs for love and a normal life. But she is restrained in Bijoy, probably because of her long-term life as a nun. She deeply blamed herself for several indulgences in the film. I spent Joey's $500 to go to the ballet, but I didn't sleep well all day. I want to return the money to him at the next meeting. Later, I was so nervous that I didn't eat all day because I didn't know whether I should wear a skirt to the photo exhibition invited by Joey. Kiss Joey when you're drunk and dance in front of the mirror. She has a restraint. Indulge, because her heart longs for these. To be exact, this is a nun's indulgence, but it is a struggle that normal people want but can't get. Only the day before applying for aid to Africa did Christina completely indulge herself. In fact, this indulgence is very meaningful. Chris Tina was harassed when she was young. He has inner fear, resistance and depression about sex and love. Christina wants to end the beautiful life she should have, because she knows she doesn't deserve it and can't get it. Living in a monastery, she already knows that she can only die of old age in a yard full of commandments.

After falling in love with Chris Tina, Joey asked Chris Tina if he had enough money and would like to travel around the world with him. Christina doesn't agree. This is also Joey's last struggle.

Because she's going back to that monastery, so should Joey.