What did the movie say?

Answer 1

The story of "Becoming Buddha" was about two young black men, Tommy and Ben. One night, when they were drunk, they hit an old black lady with their car. In order to avoid responsibility, they threw the old lady off the bridge (thinking that she was dead). After the car accident, Tommy fainted, Class Six was out of his wits and carried out shameful behavior. When Tommy woke up, he saw it but did not stop it.

A few years later, Tommy became a writer and a life coach. He lived a happy life, but Ben was in prison. When he got out of prison, he found that Tommy had changed. At the signing event, Tommy met Angie, a black fan who seemed to have mental illness. Ben was refused to borrow money from Tommy. Later, Tommy wanted to help Ben indirectly by teaching Angie life lessons ($300 per hour), but Ben did not appreciate it. Tommy returned the fee and wanted to stop. However, Angie pretended to agree and knocked Tommy unconscious and tied him up in the basement to be brutally beaten and tortured. It turned out that Angie was the son of the old lady who was hit. Angie even tricked Tommy's wife into coming here and tying her up. She also tricked Ben into coming here with her phone. In the end, the truth was revealed, and the film ended with Tommy shooting himself, expressing the complexity of human nature and the theme of karma.

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