I thought it was just watching a crime movie, but I didn’t expect it to be a blockbuster. The background is big, the scene is big, and the people are very cool. Several spies and agents are tough guys. Two car chases and several fights are thrilling. Wonderful. Being tortured, imprisoned, and able to escape, the tough guy captured my heart in seconds.
Watching Chi Dongzhe and his daughter stare at each other, the little girl who had never seen her father turned her head back three times. He never succumbed under any circumstances, but he shed tears at that time.
For the sake of his wife and children, for the family, a clumsy man, without a word, fights with his fists and blood to the end, there is still a little distance from the shock, but only a little.
Everyone has their own position and their own choices. Some of them may be subservient to reality, but their inner conscience has never been obliterated.
With the connotation, the humanity, the twists and turns of the story, and the exciting fight, I don't know what else is worthy of five stars.
What strikes me most about Korean movies is their courage to face themselves. Needless to say, this movie involves the roots under the big tree, the more courage you need to introspect, the determination to correct mistakes, and you are not afraid of sacrifice, shame, and cover up. Only in this way will our society get better and better.
Whether it is a defender of the Justice Justice series, or the horror live broadcast of fighting against power in other ways, I feel the carrying capacity of Korean movies.
Film is a kind of art, not just art. It is a kind of art, so what about movies?
Tribute to such a South Korea.
2015.3.30
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