The film can be described as extremely rich in elements-it started with adventure + realistic tree battles, and then instantly turned to religion-continued reality and greed, the Buddha's head was lost-the classic domestic rural distress reappeared-Bruce Lee Raptors crossed the river City—Traditional Hong Kong drama scams—Classic Muay Thai is
only one-third of the progress, and the elements already cover action, adventure, crime, records, memory, etc.
Next
parkour—fun—car battle—blasting ——Cliff——Melee——Fire Fight——Water Fight——Chaos Fight——Death Fight——Lori——Conscience Discovery——Decisive Battle...
Even drugs, smuggling, deception, redemption, salty wetness ......The
film has everything
I have decided to treat this film as an exhibition,
so I decided to watch it once a week
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