With the increasing popularity of reality TV shows in recent years, there are also many movies with similar themes. Of course, for the sake of effect, life is at stake. Basically, a movie is a killing process from start to finish, not the strongest talent is left to the end, and the mind is also very important in the survival of the fittest environment. If you want to be alone and become the Terminator, ability, brains, and luck are all indispensable. Every trick is a battle of life and death, making the film full of excitement and unknown.
The tool for the life and death competition in this film is a racing car. Only the one who survives can be free. There is also a prison warden who only has money and no humanity in his eyes. It is said to be a prison island, but it is actually more like an industrial area. The buildings that the racing car passes through are factory buildings, tower cranes, containers, and reinforced concrete everywhere. Why is it like Need for Speed? Whether it’s the passing street scenes, the racing lines, or the shooting techniques, the scenes in front of you are like driving a Porsche on the track in Need for Speed. Every collision, rollover, acceleration and turning, the atmosphere of Need for Speed is so strong that it is so itchy that I plan to go back and touch the game again.
However, the visual effects of the film are good, but the actors' performances are relatively average. The protagonist Jason Statham is just showing off his muscles and being cool, and the tender moments in the film are tasteless. The whole thing is an expression throughout. It's no wonder that he has made so many plays, but the play path is getting narrower and narrower, and it is almost fixed on such a character. Although there are not many people who can handle this role, they must have their own breakthroughs, otherwise the rest of the film will be cars instead of people.
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