Maybe this is the second time I've watched "Blood Heroes", or it may be a misunderstanding caused by the similar routines of Hong Kong-made police and bandits. Killers and cops resonate. Routine justice may not be able to detain the murderer, so the police are unhappy and unhappy. The killer wants to wash his hands, but the triad will not let him. That's about it. What attracted me to this film was a scene: I thought that the church would not become a battlefield, but in the end, the statues of the Virgin in the church were all smashed by bullets. The names of the two characters played by Chow Yun-fat and Li Xiuxian are unknown, and they discussed "morality". The killer played by Chow Yun-fat has a friend. Before he died, he kept asking: Is he a dog or a human? It is said that a moral life is behind the times. It seems that Hong Kong dramas have been good so far. hey-hey
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