There is no plot, no acting skills, no music, no logic, and stupid characters. It's a dazzling fight that immediately kills you.
No plot, no music: I don't need to comment on this point, everyone who has seen it knows it.
No acting skills: There is not much to say about this, the protagonist has not changed his expression from beginning to end. All have only two expressions of elongated faces and pain. No one can show evil.
Irrational and stupid characters:
1. The building is full of loss of life: guns are used at the beginning, and then inexplicably, knives and fights start to be used later. The people in the house are like living zombies, they don't know fear, they don't know fear , I don't know death, so I rushed forward one by one, and was killed by the protagonist one by one. Can't you come together? And what about the two snipers at the beginning?
2. Everyone's kung fu is taught by a teacher: I watched it for a long time, and the kung fu moves and attack methods of the protagonist, the captain, and the two little bosses are all the same. They are all attacking joints, and they will stop for 0.5 seconds after hitting, so that the opponent can make consecutive moves.
3. Inconsistency: After knocking down a person, you have to pull the back collar to pull the person up, not to get stuck in the neck, nor to go straight up and hit the head with a few kicks or punches, which is obviously contradictory to the cruelty and decisiveness in front of you. Fighting must be tiring, so why pull people up? Isn't it heavy?
4. Strong resilience: This is especially obvious when the protagonist and the rebels fight against the small bosses. They were beaten and rolled on the ground in the first second, and they can continue to get up and fight in the next second. In the end, inexplicably stuck in the neck and posing for 10 seconds, I was caught in the thick and fleshy neck by the weak fluorescent tube.
This film, the only part that can be watched, is only 37 to 40 points, which is an eye-catching three minutes.
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