Contrast Infernal Affairs

Duane 2022-03-17 09:01:01

Compared with Infernal Affairs, this film may be less impressive, but it also has the characteristics of Western aesthetics. The following content is only for the viewing notes that I can understand. A refers to the American version of Andy Lau B refers to the American version of Tony Leung
A. jumper
B by doubts about his self-confidence it lost, undercover
right parallel narrative
glass of plum juice triggered later met
after the date a colleague a and B were injured during that scene to cut the high frequencies will look better point
a to do The editing sequence of the first case of Boss was wrong. The case that Boss had just arranged was handled
by Boss and B. If it turned around, it would be better
to
copy the Infernal Affairs section of China’s interrogation, and then cut the next section. Well
, I didn’t confess to Boss and other subordinates. Before the action, he said that the undercover action would not be discovered. Didn’t describe anyone else in the
AB chase. The scene used Wong Kar-wai’s commonly used frame drawing method. The
sergeant died. during that did not have the original taste, depending on the original clash handsome in the elevator
Goof when a phone
opera soothing music appear in a tense moment in contrast to
Taiwan stay the whole article contacts emergency stop is always the sound of
Boss clothes IRISH The
scene where Boss was killed was very awkward. When I
finally met, the location of the file was inconsistent, and the time A decided to delete the file B was too short. The
last plot was different from the original one. Four people were used. It may be more logically. It
is easy to understand where some of the police uniform photos of B come from?
The letter to the female doctor is still unopened. The
last lens looks at the city hall with the meaning of yearning. There is also a mouse, rat, which means ghost.

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  • Frank Costello: Now whenever you make a call ask for Mikey, MIKEY!... huh... you ask for a Mikey 'cause there is no Mikey.

  • Frank Costello: [during a flashback] Jeez. She fell funny.

    [chuckles at the dead bodies]

    Mr. French: Francis, you really should see somebody.