"Kill Zone.USA" is born with "type schizophrenia": the first half of fighting wit and the second half of fighting fist are both a police movie and a kung fu movie, but it is not a combination of police and robber kung fu movies like Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh. It's just like the "hair dryer leather shoes" of Master Xing, which is jaw-dropping. The three main creators, editor, director, and photographer, have not only never cooperated with the three stars, but also have never made kung fu movies. Therefore, it is entirely possible to regard "Kill Zone.USA" as two films directed by Wilson Yip Wai Shun and action director Donnie Yen.
The cat-and-mouse game, the dualism of good and evil, and the fate that pervades the whole film are of course very similar to "Infernal Affairs", because that was originally Situ's style, and it was also the style that "Infernal Affairs" tried to imitate. If the game is complex and suspenseful There is no need to compare the tension of humanity with the darkness of human nature: the "Huntington chorea" of "Burst Criminal" has been replaced by brain cancer, and the serious crime team died "very suddenly"; the "lost fathers" were buried separately. The plot was supposed to be a pun and twists and turns, but the space was limited and the line was hurriedly closed, which wasted the "1997 Father's Day". It can be seen that, in order to be different from the brainless action movie that hits the end from scratch, they are struggling to balance narrative and spectacle, mind and fist, and want to be hard with both hands. Unfortunately, it turned out to be upside down. What really worked and stitched the whole play together was the old-fashioned revenge theme of traditional Hong Kong-produced action movies, or the set of using violence to control violence, gracious enmity, and righteousness to cover the sky.
The acting skills of Simon Yam or Yam Tat-wah and Liu Kai Chi can only be regarded as nothing wrong this time. Sammo Hung and Jason Wu are both acting as bad guys for the first time. Master Bao is more than mighty but lacks bad water. It is also a fat man transformation. Zheng Zeshi in "The Black Rat" is really called Turning the Clouds; Xiao Wu, it is better to be in his picture A scar on the face of the shocking baby that has remained unchanged for ten years, otherwise there will be no future. As for Donnie Yen, his facial nerves are as hard as his fists as usual. The most competent extras in "Kill Zone.USA" are the dozens of Budweiser bottles that have been smashed in the street by the young and Dangerous. They have no complaints about death. Most of the lines in the show are short, cool, and full of personality. The most memorable thing is that when Ah Hua, who has been against her father for many years, finally had the courage to call home, her mother babbled.
In the second half of "Kill Zone .USA", the fist hits the blood with the knife and the knife, which really gives a super concentration of visual pleasure. "Kill Zone .USA" is clearly a fight against the internationally popular martial arts films and Muay Thai movies (). Donnie Yen and all the stunt teams want to prove that: Kung Fu film The trend is still in Hong Kong. The question is, the real skill of the hard bridge and the hard horse, how many resources are available for redevelopment, what kind of fist and which equipment, Hong Kong movies have not been played before, what "Kill Zone .USA" can do It's just to put more weight on the physical limit, saying that it is innovation, in fact, it is life-threatening. Sammo Hung can't move anymore. People on earth can count how many times he has used a substitute without glasses; Donnie Yen is the same age as Jet Li, 11 years younger than Jackie Chan, but is 43 years old, how many years can he hold on? Even if "Kill Zone .USA" can drive the trend as it wishes, the ill-fed Hong Kong film industry can no longer hold half of Donnie Yen. The slogan "Real people really fight" sounds more like the boxer's "Invulnerability" of the boxers back then. Kungfu as an element is accelerating its proliferation in Western movies, and Kungfu movies as a genre are likely to die out (China)
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