I remember that when I first entered the school, computers were not popular at that time. Everyone had to go to the video room to watch movies. At that time, the area where the back door of the school was connected to Wuhan University was concentrated with the best video rooms in the university area. I still remember—the cannon barrel.
The first blockbuster I watched was Mel Gibson's "Brave Heart", which was completely shocked because most of the films I watched in high school were Hong Kong films, and foreign films were also so-called translations. The first really impressive erotic film was Sharon Stone's "Peeping", and the so-called action blockbusters include Mel Gibson's "Sky Cannon" series; Bruce Willis' "Die Hard" "Wei" series; of course, there is also Schwarzenegger's annual action blockbuster; of course, there is also the first song and dance film "The Sound of Music" that I really watched from beginning to end.
At that time, there were no blockbuster films introduced in my impression. Almost all of my viewing experience came from the video room. I even thought that all my humanities and social science education beyond book education and school education came from the videos I watched at that time.
Well, looking back and reviewing this classic old movie, Hollywood action movies are still the same routine almost today. At the beginning, it was a dazzling mission, and then the main mission this time. The protagonist has almost all kinds of weapons, land, sea and air. Can be controlled, and the evil forces are very powerful, or there are bad elements in our side, but the heroic Big Brother Shi always kills all the bad elements with his good skills, and finally leaves the field happily, leaving behind a bunch of foolishness. Stunned police or federal agents clean up the mess.
In addition to the classic Terminator series, I personally think that "True Lies" is Schwarzenegger's best action film, and other such as "Evaporation Secret Order" have not surpassed.
Revisiting old movies will always bring me back to the era when youth and enthusiasm are overflowing, and they will always be the brightest symbols at that time.
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