After all, this film tells the story from the perspective of a documentary, and because of the stronger expressiveness of the lens, it can better reflect the thorny and bumpy roads on the road of practicing fighters. In particular, some scenes are memorable:
Bell pretends to be a policeman and was arrested, and Mark's blood rushed to save his brother, but also suffered accidents. At this time, the sense of the camera came, and everyone's expressions and reactions were more or less. The close-ups strongly expressed the feelings of the local people at the time;
Bell re-emerged and went to visit his elder brother after some gains. Mark's various complaints broke out, and Bell's various cares poured in. Fortunately, Mark's later performance still reflected His respect for his brother, his trust in his brother;
the wife of the Mark family rushed to the door of Amy's house in one fell swoop, to recover Mark's body and Mark's heart, but where there are women, there will be no lack of drama. Women have sharp teeth and sharp mouths. The tit-for-tat until the swing is thick, which is quite sensational.
Of course, the best supporting roles of the two Olympiads were not in vain. Whether or not this film is to cater to the tastes of the judges, Bell and Melissa's performances are indeed worthy, especially Bell. There are already so many praises. Do not repeat the burden.
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