You can say that you haven't seen the original, but you must have heard its theme song. This tune was first introduced to the ears of the Chinese people through the advertisement of Marlboro cigarettes, and it was abused to an outrageous extent by the school sports games of primary and secondary schools in various places and the subsequent TV direct sales. If you don't believe me, just listen to it. Are all the TV shopping guides' exaggerated body language and hoarse advertising words popping up in your mind. A remake of a classic Hollywood Western. Photography skills, atmosphere creation, and scene transitions are all top-notch. The first fifteen minutes were particularly exciting, with the oppressive feeling of black clouds pressing down on the city. The villains appeared aggressively, murdering and setting fires, and the villagers were like sheep being driven to the edge of a cliff. Do not die in silence, but explode in silence.
The dark, dirty, smoky tavern, the vicious alcoholic drinker, the sand outside the window, the cigars, felt hats, riding boots, the compass feet, the two of them stared at each other silently, their eyes were like torches, swords were drawn, each other's right hands were about to move, and their movements were lightning fast. Before they could cover their ears, one of them fell down in a flash, and the other blew the smoke and turned the gun into the bag. This is the effect we look forward to, the cowboy shootout we look forward to, with flesh and blood, style and style. Not to mention, there are so many handsome fast-shooting guys in a movie, so what kind of bike do you need! This group of seductive men, or standing or walking, or smoking or drinking, or riding or shooting, are all scenery. The last time I watched a bloody movie of the same type was "Loyalty Yang Family General".
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