It's not so much a police and gangster movie, it's a documentary, I like the way they made the movie feel like National Geographic, the scenery is so charming.
Even if I know that there is a double star, even if I know that the picture has been post-processed, I still believe that it is a real shot at the moment of witnessing.
The protagonists have almost played all kinds of extreme sports, such as cross-country, surfing, wing-suit gliding, skiing, and free-hand rock climbing.
The madness of the madman: They were parachuted directly into the crypt from the transport plane, and by the way, they dismembered the large banknotes in the room; Snowy peaks that were steep to the point of vertical slide; they raced on rockslides that could flip motorcycles around like toys; they supported their entire bodies with a few fingers, and they split their legs 180 degrees up to grab the tiny protrusions of the hooks. Even those essential chases and fights in police and gangster films are wrapped in the form of sports competitions, to see who can run fast, ride a motorcycle well, jump long and accurately, and how strong their ability to survive in the wild is.
The significance of the eight challenges is not to conquer nature, but to pay tribute to nature. They are all pious children of nature.
There is no urine point in the whole process. Although the plot is a little thin, the charming scenery and exciting pictures are enough to make people pay for it.
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