From the beginning to the end, it feels like a horrible feeling at the first glance of the name. Regardless of props, plot, character relationship, logic. It’s like everyone knows that there are big problems, but they don’t know that. In the end, even the actor's actions and lines were not performed. Obviously facing a few enemies, there are some very artificial tactics at the beginning, and it is more casual, without bending the waist, like shopping! "Anyway, I know that no one here on the script can hit me!". Everyone just wants to end it quickly. Didn't the director ever call cut, all over again.
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