"The Complete History of Genre Films"

I think the rating system of mainland films is difficult, but the main contribution of "Mekong River" - if you follow the tone of "film history" - is very strong in terms of the intensity of genre films. Mainly: A "execution" shot of shooting civilians can appear (the length of which is negotiable) - In "Call of Duty", in the plot of the terrorist massacre at the Russian airport, the game gives a prompt "The next event may occur. Make some players feel uncomfortable, skip or continue" - "Blood" in the Western world has long been no selling point, so much so that you start to care about the physical and mental health of the audience (there may be a lawsuit), but this is a breakthrough for mainland movies The opportunity, the ethical dimension of the gap lies here. B can hurt children (no frontal shots). C can give the lens of the knife piercing the sensitive part, and then pull it out to splatter the blood (insert into the neck). D-value idols can die. For me, it's more of an experimental consideration than the quality of the film, there's nothing to talk about in the script, and the final jungle scene is a paste - why not borrow from "Narcos" at this time - characterization Too bad, grenades, bullets, can't kill Peng Yuyan, I understand, his face will never be hurt, I understand, but he stood on the stopped speedboat to change the magazine and only got shot to the body armor, I don't understand—— There is a very simple scene in "Our Fathers": On the front line, a veteran encounters a soldier in an abandoned building and tells him not to get up. The two chat for 10 minutes, "Where are you from and what are your family members doing?" Is there anyone who wants to go home?” The two smoked a cigarette and giggled for a while. Xiao Bing got tired and stood up to loosen his legs and died. This is different from killing many people for the sake of the formalism of the dead: it is not In a situation where life is like duckweed, I can even hear the director shouting "Blast" on the walkie-talkie. It seems that I have mentioned many times, Mr. Dazai Zaichang, that the "poisonous ape" used a stone to seal his mouth, and stabbed a knife into the opponent's lung before interrogation. , you said, I'll call an ambulance." After the other party finished recruiting, he cut his carotid artery. Killing for revenge belongs to the category of literature, if killing children for love is poetic, such as "Deep Scarlet". Who was the last time a Chinese movie had a character you remember? Zeng Zhiwei's Han Chen.

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