The last boy-scout's loss of hope

Rating: Null/10 (22 October 2005)

In many movie Willis acted, in the '90, He was the lonely guy who would save world. Maybe not understood, maybe always haunted, but at the end He would make it through, in spite of his enemies who wouldn't give up till the "last fuxxing drop". Now, the point is, this movie made it to the top at the box-office, cos this time Willis gives up. What?! That guy who would climb skyscrapers with only his nails, and then jump on their elevator's tubes with no clue where he was going to hang? Yeah, that's him. He shoots himself in the most dramatic scene, cos He knows that his enemies (among them there is a disturbing sick cardinal too) won't just kill him at once, but torture him for years before to finish him. The last boy scout get convinced that miracles are not part of this life. And bang.
The scene is set in Sin city, where the purest just killed his mom, and the politician are just sick corrupted ill people, whose sons are sick cannibal monsters, and the blocks are controlled by really pitiless gangs. The only one who works back against this forlorn hell is Hartigan/Willis, whose infinite patience is a big stick in the axx of those corrupted figures. Unfortunately, at one point He gets to understand that his sacrifices would never end, only double, and there Sin City rejoices at the view of his suiciding corpse.
I believe in real life there are figures like that Hartigan, continuously moving for everyone's good; call them boy scouts, or heroes, or angels, one thing is sure: the real ones are anonymous, cool as ice (and so hateful) in the front, but bursting flames in the inside. And in spite of a majority of the people who believes they do not exist, still they work out to keep the flow in the right course. Cos everything might flow, but you'll never know in which direction.
Lord, I haven't been writing for years an essay like in school.