A typical Korean crime movie. The plot is average and the story is tight. Generally speaking, it looks more enjoyable.
There are no fancy moves in the action scene. After all, it is the great Korean god, Ma Dongxi.
The only slot, as a Chinese, is a bit difficult to accept. Three idiots, Harbin gangs, committed serious crimes in China and were wiped out by the Chinese police. Then fled to South Korea.
When I arrived in South Korea, I was not honest. I took up loan sharks and raised the price. Originally, I only owed 30 million yuan, and asked the other party to pay 200 million yuan back. I can't afford it, just hit the opponent's hand with a hammer. Is this situation? Isn't it the usual Korean gang operation? How come the Harbin guy also learned it?
It wasn't enough to smash people. He hacked to death the boss and chopped the body into pieces. After finishing the work, he was still not honest, fighting fiercely, and slashing if he was upset. When I arrived at a new place, I didn't investigate the local background at all. I had the momentum that I was the number one in the world, and I wanted to do whatever I was upset. This is the Chinese bear child grown up? ?
This is not enough. The woman who sleeps with her own little brother is in a posture that even the brother who ran from China with her will be cut off. The morality, morality and justice of the Chinese ancestors' religion are all thrown into the shit.
The point is that, as the boss of a gang of three hundred people in China, a bullish posture of a gangster is a South Korean gangster posture. How did he get mixed up in China? It would not be so superficial to discredit the Chinese.
On the other hand, the local Korean gangsters have completely changed in this film. They are obeying the police one by one, and at most they will be beaten and flooded if they catch people. Is this a show of superiority? Deliberately vilifying the Chinese?
Even an extremely evil Chinese would not be stupid enough to get to one place and offend all the forces again, right?
Eh, I beg you to be your own people.
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