General comment: There is neither the sharp editing of B-level films nor the performance skills of mainstream films, only dense and brainless bloody scenes.
Failure point 1: It took almost 12 minutes from the opening scene to when the team met the man who bought the medicine, and there was not a single decent action scene. It is difficult to define the procrastination as an action movie.
Failure point 2: The plot has zero points, except for the opening narration that the police clean up the gangsters in the abandoned building and kill them without thinking to the end, I don't see any wisdom that shows the brutality of the gangsters (to the society) and desperate survival.
Failure point 3: The fighting scenes are deliberate and repetitive, the overall shot is dark, and the length of each floor in the abandoned building is similar. When fighting, there will be a feeling of fatigue as why you are still fighting.
Why two stars: Actors at least sweat when they fight, not slow motion.
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