Both good and evil "Infernal Affairs 2". Some people say that "Infernal Affairs" is the Hong Kong version of "The Godfather". In my eyes, "Infernal Affairs" is Infernal Affairs, more godfather than "The Godfather". The film uses a lot of Chinese sayings, and it also incorporates some "time and space" and so on. But I still prefer "Go out and run, you will have to pay it back sooner or later." The two sentences seem to contradict each other, but they complement each other. The first sentence runs through the entire movie. It seems that all the people who come out to mix are talking about it, eager for the retribution to happen to them as soon as possible, eager to get rid of the infernal path, and to go bravely at any time without time or space. The latter sentence happens all the time. Good people are not rewarded, and bad people are happy. It seems that honest people and good-hearted people cannot survive.
Like Ni Kun, who went from a gambling stall with two cents to Hong Kong, no one knew about it, and finally was killed by the subordinates of his subordinates. Is Ni Kun a good person or a bad person?
Ni Yongxiao, for the sake of his family, killed all potential enemies, only when he was dying did he know that his younger brother was an undercover police agent.
Han Chen, a man who could have been the boss, was willing to sacrifice his life for Ni Kun. If someone hadn't tipped off, I'm afraid he wouldn't have died in Thailand.
In order to achieve their goals, these people, including Huang Sir, set up undercover agents and planned to assassinate Ni Kun.
I can't write anymore, I'm in the mood. too difficult.
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