Brotherhood and chivalry are the eternal themes of Wu Yusen's films. The appearance of this film is obviously to reduce the market enthusiasm of the heroic character, and the Pokemon effect even forced a twin brother to come out, even the temperament is completely copied, mainly to launch one. At that time, no one would have thought that it could become a phenomenon-level classic, otherwise Ma Xiaoma would never be beaten into a hornet's nest. Leslie Cheung’s role in the sequel has grown and became mature and stable. His sacrifice also directly ignited the final battle. Suddenly, Wu Yusen's elements bloomed wantonly, still as always happy and enmity, although it seems a bit illogical now After all, sympathy can achieve the greatest empathy, but the hearty brotherhood still defeated the so-called reasonableness. In the end, the three people sat side by side on the sofa and became an eternal classic.
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