The rhythm of the film has the traces of "Lola Run", with the music of the plot and the fast-paced picture, the set conditions of the film have become the catalyst to drive the film. And the game feels very similar. The protagonist was framed, stopped for the sake of the woman, and killed all the opponents. Of course, at the end of the film, he did not forget to let the "evil" protagonist fall off the helicopter romantically. At first I thought he would kick his opponent off the plane. Fall together, which is rare in a film of individual heroism.
The games in Gangster Cars are so fake, the ps2 controller is playing pacman from the 80s. . . It seems that this aspect of any film does not pay much attention. . .
In the setting of the Chinese Gang, except for the boss who looks Chinese, the others, including passersby, are all Korean, and they speak Korean, excluding the factor that the director casually looks for Asian faces as extras. Could it be that they are all Chinese as the boss, and the others Asians work as small workers~
The idea of surging your adrenaline in the street is very good, and the "shy" Asians around you applaud and cheer like the old beauty, infected by the old beauty?
This time, the Chinese elements lack the gorgeous fists and feet, and have more gangsters, ancient poisons, simple clothes processing factories, Hong Kong gangsters, and finally the righteousness to help the protagonist settle, yes, and Buddhism! The gang boss in this film is extremely luxurious and sensual, without any sense of crisis. He just finds someone to cooperate with, but he is easily killed. People who don’t trust can’t bring guns. It's hard, being the head of a gang is even harder.
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