I saw movie recommendations on Douyin. At that time, it felt very different from some Kung Fu movies that I often watch now. Each move is kung fu, the actor's muscle line is superb, and it is particularly sensational. To be reasonable, some of the current martial arts in Kung Fu movies are like tuned Weiya walking through the scene, without any impact. The previous Ye Wen was not as enjoyable as the martial arts in this movie, every move was very powerful. Speaking of Wolf Warriors, he is almost like him, but Wolf Warriors are more generals, more of a big scene. Compared to the current shooting conditions, it was great to be able to shoot such a film back then. The actors are also struggling, and the foundation of those little fresh meats is really bad now.
The content of the story is relatively simple. It can be said that the background of the story is basically not introduced, and there is no sublimation after the story. It should be said that it is a "straightforward" movie. If you don't talk about those poems, it's just playing.
In general, the movie was very well shot, allowing the audience to see the kung fu of real swords and guns, which is much better than the fantasy movies that are actually wearing kung fu. I hope that future movies can think about this direction.
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