Looking at the name "The Legend of the Villain", it must be counted as a villain anyway. Shouldn't the protagonist be this villain, the story should be narrated by this villain.
I really don't think he is a villain, but a psychopathic murderer. A psychopath who likes to kill is associated with a bad character and a vicious heart, but that's not all.
Three characters prop up a play. The police and the gang boss work together to handle cases and eat together. The police can enter and leave the gang at will. The plot needs and reality are too big, and it would be too ridiculous to just watch the plot.
The conversation between the two at the end can be regarded as revealing the theme, let's sublimate it, but it is not powerful enough and there is no foreshadowing.
What is the difference between gangster killing and perverted killing? The film will make a detailed distinction.
There are many places to show off skills, and violent aesthetics are probably liked by many people.
The acting skills are very cool, and the strong acting skills of the leading actors have added a lot of popularity and eloquence to the film.
In general, many areas should be carefully polished, the plot is too worthy of complaining, and many aspects of the violent aesthetics of the plot are still worth looking forward to.
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