One of the reasons why Street Fighter is so popular is that there are a lot of real and fake fighting moves such as Hakata, Shenglongquan and so on. Watching this movie will definitely make you nostalgic. You can't help clenching your fists, waving your hands out, and shouting "Aleku!" (Sonic Bomb).
Aspect 1: The beautiful scenery of Shizuoka.
Aspect 2: Real action, real muscle. Sweeping legs, flying legs, jumping up to avoid hawa fist, hand block hawa fist, Ryu's shoulder throw, Ken's back shot, big foot KO off Ryu and other classic actions, integrating Street Fighter's fighting style into the real world. It seems that the Hakata of Street Fighter exists in the real world.
Highlight 3: Perfect interpretation of Hakata, Shenglongquan and Tornado leg from a realistic perspective. Master Gangquan’s comment is as follows: condense the qi in the lower body, use the rotation to create a powerful whirlwind leg, use the remaining force of the rotation to make a powerful Shenglongquan, and then condense the qi to produce a wave fist.
Spit out one: The grievance between Gang Quan and Haogui was explained in detail for forty minutes. Although it is wonderful, it makes people feel that the story is out of the main line. The director should condense this paragraph to make the overall rhythm more compact. For example, there are too many scenes of vomiting blood for practice, which can be annoying.
Spit two: The same scenic spot reappeared, didn't you go to the hilltop next door, why did you appear here again?
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