Zeng Zidan was very active in those years, playing one after another. Although I was a little tired of aesthetics at the time, I still can't help but applaud when I watch this fight scene again.
"The Fuse" is supported by Zeng Zidan and Zou Zhaolong, and the literary drama specially invited Gu Tianle, Fan Bingbing, Fat Cat, etc. to set up the stage, but to be honest, the plot is really bad, and everything is for the sake of fighting. For example, in the scene of Zeng Zidan chasing the thugs, killing a policewoman and a little girl on the side of the road just made the fight more violent to improve Zeng Zidan's mood, but the feeling of watching the movie at that time was really relieved. Although it can be seen that Ye Weixin intends to strengthen the literary drama, the handling of emotion and logic is still slightly rough. First of all, I arranged for the three Vietnamese brothers with a dementia old mother and Zhen Zidan to have a dialogue with the mother to strengthen the family relationship. In addition, Gu Tianle made a few phone calls and popped up a girl who had not seen him for a few years and could accompany him through birth and death. Friends also suck.
Aside from the a bit of a bullshit plot, the movie is quite good. Although Gu Tianle was already tanned back then, his appearance is still online. Several villains have distinct personalities and are full of aura. In charge of the fight, Lv Liangwei still has a sense of arrogance in the past, and the policeman played by Zeng Zidan is also very cool.
Of course, the coolest thing in the whole film is the wonderful fights, and the various mixed skills are dazzling. At that time, a series of action movies also established the status of Zeng Zidan, although he didn't really reach the peak until "Ip Man". At the end, there is also a very powerful shootout scene. All kinds of pistols, Laifu, and snipers are on the stage. Finally, I have to say that Zou Zhaolong is a very good martial arts actor, but unfortunately there has been no fire.
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