<human>: dennis peterson plays a man who accidentally kills his girlfriend, reveals a local bar's secret, and plays a bigot who gets drunk and tells the whole story before it's confirmed by the news, instead of calling cops and telling people like " hey, how's everything? " peter says that he's been drinking all this time and that his girlfriend is mad at him for being so judgmental and shady, but instead of calling police, he decides to make fun of him and make him seem like a nice guy. the first film seemed harsh and judgmental, but it actually became quite complex and represented the current state of society in a quite complex way ; the film's harshness and judgmental nature actually makes it quite complex. yes, it may appear amusing in some ways, but that's not really what happens. and the surprise is that it's pretty well worth seeing.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?