On the streets, there are big scenes of wars and riots, as well as a self-contained slow-motion shootout. The most important thing is that it has a different emotional catharsis from Wu Yusen's previous movies. This story shows that under the influence of external factors such as war, money, status, etc., the relationship between friends has turned against each other, friendship has broken down, and some have remained steadfast. The director puts this evolution of male sentiment in a broad social background. Under the circumstances, the male sentiment is more complicated.
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