within the reach of the law, justice is maintained in the name of religion, and bloody violence is used to solve problems; the
content is rich:
cold humor, gay parody, multilingual dialogue and other elements are integrated; the
killing process is sometimes simply Lisuo is pleasing to the eye, sometimes ridiculously funny;
the immersive performance of the detective comrade who deconstructs and recreates the crime scene makes the film icing on the cake; the
slow motion unfolds slowly, the religious holy words are repeatedly chanted, the music is gorgeous and extravagant...
Very violent and very Mei: The
picture is bloody and impactful enough; the
language, FUCK appears overwhelmed, and it is estimated that no number of people can tell.
Two questions:
there is always a vacuum behind the law, and there is always a dilemma behind the system, is it inevitable?
In the face of helplessness in the face of difficulties, it is the dripping and hearty use of violence to suppress violence, or silence, silence...
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