The movie itself is actually very interesting, including those structural tricks, multi-angle narratives, surreal techniques, and uninterrupted ridicule from beginning to end-if the protagonist is not Shane Yundun and plays himself. I mean, there is a lingering atmosphere of self-injury and self-pity in the movie-self-deprecating and self-pity are always only a fine line between them, and the only senior movie fan who has a good chat with Shang Gyunton is a robber. At the end He attempted to use a clean elbow to hold the high leg back to regain his courage, but he was pushed to the ground by the police. This kind of atmosphere reached its peak when Shangge Yundun was facing the camera with a lot of bitterness. A guy who was as hard as steel and never surrendered, a guy who could still make a beautiful air spin kick after being shot, suddenly looked tired and depressed. Sitting there, teary eyes whirling, it is really hard to bear to watch.
I can only complain about the utilitarian film industry, but I am still powerless, because you are just an action actor, and several of your companions have achieved great success. Most of the situations are similar to you or worse. They are entangled with small costs and finally disappeared—— Whether in Hong Kong or Hollywood. The meal of youth is unpalatable for a long time, and the beautiful movements are done a hundred times a thousand times, but when I can't do anything, then go to heaven or hell, it seems that I can only rely on chance. Moreover, the golden age of tough guy action movies is long gone.
When I was young, based on the Hong Kong film standardism, I was always a little dissatisfied with the ghosts who could be beaten. In my eyes, Shanggyunton, Ronger, and Stephen Seag were quite rough, like iron-blooded killers, lacking. The martial arts in Hong Kong movies are not very good-looking, and the action is blunt. The movies themselves are mostly things named after "hell" and "devil". After watching a lot, I finally realized that action actors everywhere have similar fate. They made similar movies and walked the same way, some skyrocketing, some rain and wind blown away.
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