With the title of producer of the Russo Brothers of "Reunion", the film is generally quite satisfactory. New York's good cops fight bad cops. More than ten years ago, there was Lao Bo's "Breaking the 16th Street", and today there is Black Panther's "Blocking 21 Bridges". The director is Brian Kirk, who directed Game of Thrones 1 and The Tudors. Manhattan Island, connected to the outside world by 21 bridges, 21Bridges is one of Manhattan's landmarks. The Hong Kong film title is more straightforward to translate as "Manhattan". If it is translated into Manhattan as "Panther", it will be more perfect, because the male protagonist happens to be the black panther. . . The setting of the Manhattan bridge closure in the film is basically just an empty shell, mainly from 1:00 am to 5:00 am, within 4 hours, when everyone is sleeping, the city is closed to carry out the arrest task, so how is the traffic in and out of Manhattan blocked? There is no such thing as a call to stop, how to be paralyzed, and the audience who expect to see the closed bridge will be disappointed. But the meaning of the bridge is still there. The essence of society is the "bridge" that connects people together. The gradual rupture of the "bridge" also created the story that appeared in this film. The tense shootout and the pursuit plot are well done, and it can be said to be gripping from beginning to end, with only a little room for breathing. The story itself is not unusual, and there are quite a lot of black police themes, "bad guys are not too bad, good guys are not too good", this concept has sublimated this film from a general action film, and it's pretty good. But 98% are night scenes. Black Panther is already dark, and the picture is still a little difficult to watch, and the heroine Sienna Miller's face is not brought out. Only 7.5 points!
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