I have heard such positive reviews about this movie and I have been wanting to watch it but never had the time.
Anyway, when I finally did, it was way better than expected.
On The Job clearly plot was really heavy and with a hint of violence so please make sure no kids watching. The actors played out their roles perfectly. The movie was sad for me yet very much true especially in its realistic aspects.
It has an easy-to-follow story which showcased corruption and greed thrown in the lives of prisoners, policemen, and the military.
It started with a "job" done by the older Tang and backed-up by a younger, Daniel. After accomplishing the job, they were then sent back to prison (where they were originally from) until another job comes along. Tang taught Daniel how to kill: with a gun or a knife. He reminded Daniel to blend in with the crowd; pay attention to details.
Eventually, Tang received news he was given parole hence Daniel would take his role.
Anyway, when I finally did, it was way better than expected.
On The Job clearly plot was really heavy and with a hint of violence so please make sure no kids watching. The actors played out their roles perfectly. The movie was sad for me yet very much true especially in its realistic aspects.
It has an easy-to-follow story which showcased corruption and greed thrown in the lives of prisoners, policemen, and the military.
It started with a "job" done by the older Tang and backed-up by a younger, Daniel. After accomplishing the job, they were then sent back to prison (where they were originally from) until another job comes along. Tang taught Daniel how to kill: with a gun or a knife. He reminded Daniel to blend in with the crowd; pay attention to details.
Eventually, Tang received news he was given parole hence Daniel would take his role.