[There is a big thunder inside, please avoid it before watching the movie. ]
1. The
gorgeous Artimise Cha president, wearing a narrow suit, looks like he's here to sell bags. In the end, it didn't appear that there were many families of victims. Chairman Cha is slightly showing the vase.
2.
In addition to what everyone said is a tribute to "Memories of Murder", it also pays tribute to many Hollywood action movies + dramas. The corners of Mr. Cui's mouth and the blood mark on J's white mask are a reference that clearly bears the mark of the "Batman" clown. The first angle of view of night vision goggles is good, even Hollywood military movies are also commonly used. The most unbearable is the two-stage car battle. It's okay if only one paragraph is taken, but the director is probably reluctant to delete it. Putting both paragraphs on top, there will be a superfluous tragedy.
3. The
8-minute (?) chase at the beginning is quite similar to the ending of a Hong Kong-made police film. Taking the ending of a Hong Kong movie to the beginning is quite innovative, but it is very unbearable to have another car fight at the end of the show.
4. The
plot is flawed. If monitor Cui didn't get the recording of Xiuyan's death until J appeared, then he didn't know that the legal prosecution period had expired. Although he still has good reasons to bring out the murderer regardless of the prosecution period (such as Qiu Yan's whereabouts, burial location, etc.), the monitor seems to be bringing J out because he knows that the litigation period has not expired. After all, this is a two-year plan. .
5.
The better deal is that J kneels down and begs for mercy for a while. Although it has long been known that he must have said what Qiuyan said when she begged for mercy, she was still bluffed when she said that Qiuyan was imprisoned for two years and was pregnant (especially using Qiuyan's face and J's expression. Give the female actor a compliment). Jumped. The nausea suddenly exploded. Although it is severely disgusting, it should be the most sensational but best dealt with in the whole show.
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