It's another Korean film involving North and South politics. Chi Dongzhe worked for the country, but he was harmed by the change of national leaders. He wanted to find and kill the murderer who killed his wife and daughter before committing suicide. This is what he thought was the last course of his life. Involved in the murder of President Park, all the way to escape the chase, car battles, gun battles, hand-to-hand combat, I am distressed that my male god filming this scene may also suffer a lot of injuries.
Korean movies involve North Korea, and they always talk about threatening military family members. They were born and died for the country, were abandoned or threatened to protect their families with their own lives. It's easy to feel compassion when you look at it.
The hand-to-hand combat is simple and neat, the car scene is intense and exciting, but there is no too much dazzling element of restraint.
When Chi Dongzhe was told that his daughter was still alive, he tried his best to survive. When I was finally pressed for questioning, I was told that my daughter could not be alive, and that desperate and sad mood did not even need tears to interpret. After seeing her daughter, the little girl turned her head back three times to face him, and finally couldn't hold back the tears, and felt sorry for the man who had died of nine deaths.
When watching this movie, I always think of "Secret and Great", and I am also curious about the life of the people who really live there.
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