But the director's rough hands made everything a different look. The story is told everywhere, but only half of it. Although the cut-off between cut-off and cut-off is fairly smooth, but the climax always leaves before it comes. In martial arts, soup is not soup or water. All sisters get a head every time they pick up a knife and drop a sword. They have no technical content at all, and they are all female Popeyes who are able to open their bows from left to right. The filming of Wenxi was in a hurry, and it didn't wait for you to enter the play. As a commercial film, if the literary and martial arts are poor, the audience really won't watch it.
Fortunately, photography and art are still bright spots, and the atmosphere rendering of several scenes with different styles is quite in place. The scene of the Dark Street War has a blade-killer feel, reflecting the West's consistent understanding of the night scenes of Japanese cities. The two scenes of Kato’s Death and Mother-Daughter Battle were selected in the natural scenic areas of the woods and the wilderness respectively, which have the charm of oriental martial arts films. But don't expect any innovation, just seductive.
The stunts suck. The title and the report convey a strong message of "blood is soaring", and the special effects in modern vampire-themed films are the key to success. But there may be budgetary issues, or the production director may be hacking money, and the special effects that he does are not as good as the title of the game. Chopping down, blood sprayed out in bead-like clusters the size of tomatoes. Where is the sticky blood, like blood sausage.
In the end, the whole sister and Xiaoxue had a scene where Smith and Ni coaxed each other in English, which really shocked me.
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