Personally, I prefer the Hong Kong version of the translated name "Assault on the Tower of Death" because Bruce Lee has half of the movie "Tower of Death", the general action style and story location are similar, which is a bit of tribute to Bruce Lee. The story takes place in a confined space, and there is a feeling of being trapped and fighting against the backwater, which makes people nervous. In terms of movements, MMA, joint locking, combination of knife and stick, knee-elbow collision are amazing. There are breakthroughs in camera shooting and editing, and the use of special effects is not much but in place. The characters in the film are all red-eyed, with a feeling of real fighting, which is bloodier than previous action films, and can ignite your original wildness. Did you say that this film is just the leftovers from the old Hong Kong film, old wine in new bottles? In group fight scenes, it is inevitable for Wu Xing to walk back and forth, which is a pity of action movies. The villain is short and sturdy (the type that is not resistant to fighting should be the type that is poisonous and kills in one move) but can't be killed in various ways. There is a loophole in this design.
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