• The overall plot is a bit old-fashioned, mixing the characteristics of "Infernal Affairs" and other undercover films with the texture of other Hong Kong gangster films. The only reason why I originally wanted to give 4 stars and finally gave 5 stars is that I, as an action movie lover, I thought the fight scene in the last part was fantastic. In the last 20 minutes of the film, the first stage was a 1V3 fight on the grass in the final round of eating chicken. Donnie Yen used AWM against the opposing pistol and rifle. Although the accuracy was astonishing, the sniper was so wild and hardcore. No one has ever before. Entering the final unarmed battle, the action scenes are even more explosive. The sparring between Zhen and Zou is not only the most tense force of the two Hong Kong martial arts stars, but also has a high technical content. Combined with the rehearsal eggs at the end of the film, it can be seen that Donnie Yen, as the martial arts instructor of this film, definitely put a lot of effort into it. What is presented to people is not only the traditional Hong Kong films, but also the use of various physical techniques of MMA cage fighting in actual combat. In the end, Zhen was able to win precisely because his grappling skills were better.
• The charm of the film also lies in the personal charisma of the actors. Compared with Donnie Yen's slightly calm and restrained martial arts style in the "Ip Man" series, my personal favorite is this extra wild, unrestrained, and fierce style, which is also seen in "Slaying the Wolf" and "Chasing the Dragon". manifestations to varying degrees. Not only the martial arts movements, but one look, one gesture, all showing the true character of a tough guy. As for Gu Tianle, I feel that except for the villain he played in "Dangerous City", which is quite uncomfortable, the other characters I have seen are all honest and responsible characters. Through him, people can feel some The more delicate emotions add a lot of humanity and realism to the film.
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