learned about the extreme sports of parkour from this film. It is said that this is a film tailored by Luc Besson for the pioneer of extreme sports parkour. Once again, it proves that a low-budget film can also win a good reputation.
The storyline of the film itself is not particularly novel, but the plot is particularly compact, and the various parkour actions in it are particularly dazzling, which is very eye-catching and gives people a particularly shocking visual impact.
Suddenly I found out that people who don't need high internal strength are so good at light gong. What they need is a smart brain and unremitting efforts.
There is a passage in it that makes people ponder, when Taha's money was all transferred by the government, he faced the men who were about to kill him and shouted: "You poor bastards". When he has money, the black boss will kill whoever he wants. Even his subordinates who work hard for him may die at any time when he has no money.
When we complain about the wicked oppressing us, perhaps we are the accomplices who defend the wicked with a steel gun. All the wicked need to do is to look at the money in the bank and shout two slogans. Even if he has no weapons, even if the weapons are in your hands, no one will dare to resist.
In fact, all people are controlled by money and cannot escape its clutches. All people are slaves to money, even rich people who are ostensibly the masters of money.
The filming environment of foreign films is really relaxed, and it is unimaginable in China that such a film with obvious dark political undertones can pass the review and be released globally.
Perhaps because of this, foreign countries can have so many classic films dedicated to the audience.
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