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--I heard Ah Zhong say it was abusive, so I went to watch it, but I didn't feel anything at all. The film mainly tells the story of a younger brother who betrayed his boss and the two sides pinched each other (which can be summed up as a murder case caused by a woman). To be honest, this film is not very good. The transformation of the characters in the key plot is not very convincing. The biggest flaw is that the male protagonist suddenly falls in love with his "target", and the female protagonist looks so ugly. After a few glances, I fell in love with her, and I seriously suspected that the male protagonist had a problem with IQ. Although this film is full of a lot of violent scenes, which makes the film very interesting (the scene of the male protagonist and the male gun breaking into the tiger's den alone is the most exciting), but the core of the film is very empty, and the really artistic photography is only in the last few minutes of the male protagonist watching Ye Zicong. The place where the tree fell, a movie that can be made very deeply is not well grasped. Fortunately, the characters in this film are acceptable. Li Bingxian plays the role very three-dimensionally, and he is very explosive in key scenes; although the role of President Bai played by Li Zhengzai is not much, he once again grabbed the scene, putting greed and courage. Small, mean, murderous characters are very well played

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