After many failed adaptations for film and television, a re-interpretation of the series was launched by the wealthy and willful Netflix last year, and various word-of-mouth and ratings have been popular all the way.
It is no wonder that although this film has a slow rhythm, the characters' emotions are detailed and real, which is very appealing to the Orientals.
Maybe everyone has watched too many popcorn-style unintentional film and television works, and then finally ushered in the happy spring of excellent dramas such as "The Walking Dead" and "American Gods"!
Therefore, this in-depth discussion of human nature and the psychological portrayal of characters is very popular, and it can be regarded as a rejection of popcorn-style anti-intellectual film and television~
It's good to be good, but you can't deduce a violent hero into a good family man, right?
Not to mention the emotional drama of Uncle Pu's memory of his wife all the time. You must know that in the combat ability rating of the Avengers, Uncle Pu is a rare level ten combat ability!
As a result, in the episode, I saw that Uncle Pu's firearms were rarely used and I didn't talk about it (the big environment, don't complain). But the melee combat and special tactics did not reflect Uncle Pu's superb killing skills. All I see is the "fighting" way of stalking you, hitting me, and I hit you, this kind of lifeless street fight. Looking at the blood-stained Uncle Pu, John Wick's neat and tidy mind comes to mind from time to time. Practical tactical kill shot.
Also, during the insertion of PTSD, Louis's performance is very good. It's just, just, this branch line is to express whether Uncle Punishment also has mental trauma and sympathy with Louis? Or is Uncle Punishment able to heal himself from the trauma, but Louis can't get out of the shadows and eventually leads to self-destruction?
In the scene of the attack on the senator, Lewis expressed very well that the young man could meticulously plan and implement an almost successful assassination even when he was mentally traumatized. To be wonderful!
Of course, Uncle Pu did well in the safe room where he took out a bunch of Billy's men, but the final one-on-one "big battle" with Billy was nothing. . .
Speaking of Billy, the series painstakingly portrayed the anti-No. 1 character in more than a dozen episodes. Regardless of his appearance, martial arts ability, or IQ, he was able to crush Uncle Punishment in every scene (Is this drama a punishment? or a puzzle?)
However, with such a strong opponent, he and Uncle Pu still "duel" by hurting each other in the park. I really can't see where Billy's cunning, ingenuity and practical experience have gone?
Excuse me, what kind of game is Billy holding two hostages while he waits for the punishment in the park? Don't you have the time to set up a few traps and place some supplementary firepower? When Billy killed the agents of the Homeland Bureau, he always shot him in the head, but then he always hit Uncle Pu in the stomach, waist, etc. Do you think Uncle Pu is not as handsome as you and can't bear to look at his face?
The two actors, Sister Persia, a special agent of the Land Bureau, and Uncle One-eyed, the head of the Secret Operations Department of the CIA, also performed very well. Uncle Pu's girlfriend, Miss Peggy, and military doctor Curtis have some vases.
Typing on the phone is still quite tiring, so let's go here, looking forward to the second season~
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