"Special Forces: The Rise of the Cobra": Will the masked man show his face in 2, look forward to it~

My intestines are all regretful. I postponed watching this classic until today, and I didn't watch it in the cinema. The special effects and actions in the film are dazzling, the plot is compact, and the heart is full of excitement. There are many plots that are very clever and foreshadowing, such as the legend of McCarran's ancestors, the emotional entanglement between Anna and the Duke, the death of Anna's younger brother, the whistleblower, the mask and the white ghost's feud, etc. The memories interspersed in the plot relieve the tension of the battle from time to time, but they are not separated from the plot at all, and complete the whole clue.
There are many bright spots in the film. For example, the battle scene where the warhead was robbed for the first time made me amazed, and Anna, who made her debut at this time, made both my eyes become heart-shaped, which was so feel. That figure, that temperament, that kind of queen-like style that makes people desperate to overthrow but is afraid to move forward, deeply attracted me. There is also the masked man who has been silent all the time. I also have a good impression of him. To be honest, I have never been interested in muscular men, but this time is an exception. Maybe he has been leading the way from beginning to end without a single line. He summoned the hidden in my heart. The powerful maternal brilliance in the depths, why is it so pitiful? I appeal to the director to give the mask man a chance to show his face in the special 2. Ahhh, there are also two little Zhengtai who played the white ghost and the masked man when they were young, which is also very surprising. Don't look at people small, real swords and real guns are also very imposing. One black and one white fighting figures are on the screen. It seems to have a special beauty.
Well, that's all I've written. I've always wondered why the film reviews of more than N talented people can interpret a film so incisively and vividly. Do you really only watch it once, eh. . There are only so many episodes that I can remember after watching it once. If I have to rack my brains, it is not necessary. Alas, I didn’t have a high number of paragraphs. When a pure moviegoer is good, it is a happy thing to talk nonsense when you want to talk nonsense.

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