It can be said that by this time, the movie has entered the end. The death of the gang boss has basically announced the end of the movie.

However, until this time, neither undercover agent has been exposed. Andy, who returned to the police station, was greeted like a hero, and even the police, who had always been at odds with him, poured coffee for him. And people told him that Tony had been waiting for a long time.

This is the first real meeting between the two undercover agents.

After a few pleasantries, Tony told Andy the password of his file without any defense, and Andy walked over to the officer's desk with the file bag, trying to unlock Tony's file. However, the act of his walk made Tony hesitate.

At this moment, Tony turned his head and found the document with his secret mark on the pile of papers on the table.

The secret mark on the document lets Tony know who the undercover agent is. Fearing being plotted by Andy, he fled the police station. Andy immediately understood why he was leaving, he deleted Tony's file, and no one was able to prove that Tony was a police officer.

A policeman who has been undercover for ten years is about to become a real criminal by this time. And that criminal, instead, became a policeman. It seems that Andy has won a comprehensive victory, but Andy still can't be completely relieved at this time: Tony knows his true identity, his identity, and is still in danger of being exposed.

And that's exactly what happened.

When Andy returned home, he saw the dismissive face of his fiancée, and the disassembled stereo, which contained a CD - supposedly brought by the person who debugged it.

The music of Madworld started again, and Andy knew at once who was coming. And immediately afterwards, the dialogue that appeared on the stereo made Andy understand: after all, Tony has been with the gang boss for many years, and he can find the hidden evidence of the gang boss, and he can also threaten Andy with these things.

Andy became the only person in this world who knew that Tony was a police officer. And Tony has Andy's evidence in his hands, and the two men form a rather interesting chain again. Tony can't be in front of everyone, and Andy doesn't dare to go after Tony in a big way.

And his fiancée also knew that he was undercover and was forcing him to make a choice. If Andy remains silent, even if Tony doesn't show up, he will be betrayed by his fiancée - as mentioned earlier in the movie, his fiancée is the daughter of a high-ranking police officer.

Once again, Tony had the upper hand.

This pair of two heroes competed, there was no gunfight, no fighting. There is no hand-to-hand combat, but this kind of competition of wits and courage is still enjoyable.

At this point, Tony dials the phone and takes Andy to the building where the officer died, to meet him.

Moreover, Tony not only made an appointment with him, but also gave his own evidence to the psychiatrist - he was very careful. It can be said that it is a step-by-step operation.

Once again, the film moves to the rooftop. Andy, who was already at the end of his rope, had to go to the appointment in person and come here to meet Tony.

Tony stood behind Andy. Easily and neatly pressed the muzzle of the gun against Andy and took his gun off.

The two men met again, but this time they were no longer here to discuss what to do with others, but to talk about their own fate.

"Give me a chance. I didn't have a choice before, but now, I just want to be a good person. ”

The two of them began to talk on the rooftop. And this time the dialogue appeared in the trailer. But it wasn't until this time that Colin knew what this paragraph meant.

The seemingly simple conversation between the two people contains all kinds of negotiations.

"I'm sorry, I'm a police officer."

"Who knows?"

Andy's rhetorical question may seem simple, but it is extremely poignant. Indeed, Tony's file has been deleted, so only Andy is left to prove his identity. Even if Tony exposed Andy, but if Andy refused to testify for Tony, Tony would not be able to prove that he was a police officer.

It is precisely because of this result that Andy wants to make a deal with Tony: Tony conceals the information, and Andy proves it for him. The question he gives is as simple as that: do two people die together, or do two people live together?

Obviously, Andy wanted the two of them to live together, but Tony's answer was just as simple, he suddenly pulled out his gun and aimed it at Andy's head.

The camera zooms out suddenly, with the clear blue sky above and the dirty and noisy city below. Tony, who was standing here, made his own choice.

What his choice was, it is not known: the place he chose to meet was the place where the officer died. Until now, he had chosen this kind of place, how could he compromise with Andy so easily?

It was his choice to rather die himself than bring Andy to justice.

Andy and Tony, after all, are different. Although Andy keeps saying that he wants to be a good person and a policeman, he still uses the methods of a criminal: compromise, inducement, threat, and there is no policeman's style at all. And although Tony has been cornered, he still insists on a police officer's style of doing things: never compromise with criminals.

The two people do things differently from beginning to end.

"Put down the gun!"

Just then, someone spoke. In addition to the two people, another person went to the rooftop.

It was the cop played by Matt Dillon - Colin recognized who it was, but he didn't know what this man was here for.

"He's undercover, he's the one who killed the officer." Tony grabbed Andy and explained to the police. Of course, the police didn't believe it, but he didn't care - he didn't need the other party to believe it - as long as the recording evidence was handed over to the police, then Andy would be found out.

That's the only thing Tony wants right now. As long as the police catch Andy, then everything will be revealed.

Tony didn't dare to let go of Andy, he grabbed Andy, and moved forward with the police, and they walked to the elevator again. The elevator behind him screeched, the door opened, and Tony turned his head and glanced back to make sure the elevator was open.

At this moment, the policeman's gun was aimed at Tony, and after a gunshot, Tony fell to the ground!

Andy, who was already desperate, looked up at his colleague and was stunned on the spot. He didn't understand why his colleague would shoot, and he couldn't believe that this person who had plotted against the gang boss, had been an undercover agent for ten years, and had seen that he had also mastered the situation, was shot to death at such a critical moment.

Tony, who fell to the ground, was lying across the elevator doorway. The elevator door bumped into his leg, but he couldn't get along.

Not only did he not believe it, but even Colin and others, who were watching the movie, couldn't believe it either. Tony, as the main character, died at this time?

When the movie is almost over, isn't it supposed that justice will prevail? How could this happen? Hasn't Tony already made it clear that the truth will be revealed soon? Why did this policeman shoot?

"Don't be afraid, we're our own. Now that my eldest brother is dead, you will cover me in the future. ”

The policeman walked over and patted Andy gently, knowing that at this time, Colin understood something: there is not only one undercover agent, this guy is also an undercover agent!

"I've destroyed those tapes. I joined the police force in '94, and I haven't been reused for so many years, and I can't be promoted, but I'm actually very capable......"

The officer kept talking, and as he spoke, he took a gun and shot Tony twice in the body. After firing the shot, he picked up Tony's gun again, handed it to Andy with a handkerchief - apparently, he wanted Andy to shoot twice with it, faking a scene where Tony shot and resisted and was killed on the spot.

Andy silently took the gun, and they moved Tony's leg and onto the elevator.

The elevator started again, and inside the elevator, gunshots rang out, and it seemed that everything was really going according to the arrangement of the police, and it seemed that this was really the final ending.

The police officers deployed outside are already in full array. And the elevator door opened, and Andy came out with not a gun in his hand, but his police ID.

"I'm a police officer."

These were the first words he said when he walked out. There was a rare look of relief on his face. Looking back behind him, inside the elevator, next to Tony's body, the policeman who shot and killed just now also fell down.

Another unexpected death, but it feels very realistic: what Andy wants to do is no longer an undercover agent at both ends of the world, and he doesn't want anyone to know that he was once a gangster. He wants to be a good person.

In order to be a good person, you have to kill people - it seems like black humor, but this is the reality.

The gang boss didn't look at the wrong person. Although this policeman is ruthless, he doesn't know anyone, and he is far inferior to Andy. At the end of the fight, they all died, and Andy was left alone, looking at their dead bodies with some unpredictable looks.

Andy reports the situation: Tony is an undercover agent who broke into the gang, and the dead cop is an undercover agent who broke into the gang. The police killed Tony, while he killed the policeman, found out the inner ghost of Peking Opera, and avenged the police officer and Tony.

So, everything is revealed, and it seems that everything does not need to be pursued anymore. Andy was once again meritorious, and he was promoted. And Tony was also buried as a police officer, and in front of his grave, Andy silently saluted him, but he didn't notice that the psychiatrist behind him was also staring at him.

The screen of the movie went black, and the movie, that's it.

The subtitles have appeared, and the audience is all standing at this point. In the movie theater, there was a long-lasting applause - this movie is worthy of all people's expectations! (To be continued......)