Closer to home. The male protagonist is a killer. This killer is neither ruthless nor chivalrous. He just does what he thinks he should do and does it. That stupid apprentice is the exact opposite. Mingming's relationship with his father is very ordinary, but he wants to "revenge" after learning that his father was killed. In fact, he didn't want to do this for his father, but his father was killed and gave him a chance to do something wrong. No wonder his father didn't choose him back then, because he really couldn't support Ah Dou. He is not judged by reason, but driven by emotion. He learned some methods, but not "methodology".
Finally, let's sigh about Chinese movies. It feels like there is a gap of at least 100 years between Hollywood and Hollywood. It is not just the shooting method, but the narrow, superficial and unreal themes.
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