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Watching film notes-"Assault"
Tremayne 2021-11-24 08:01:21
1. In a closed space, all stories take place in a dilapidated building. It is tense and depressing. At the same time, it puts high demands on the action scenes. It takes one wave after another to prop up the story. 2. The character's emotions are rarely shown, and the protagonist's will to escape is only shown by flashbacks of his two pregnant wives. The other side's thugs turned out to be the protagonist's eldest brother, and there is no nonsense. 3. The fight is really fierce. We are at best fisting to the flesh, others are knives to the flesh. The half-page doctor on the ending subtitle is enough to explain the intensity of the fighting.
Extended Reading
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Jaka: [talking to his S.W.A.T. team] Okay, listen up. Our target is Tama Riyadi. I'm sure most of you know who I'm talking about. This man has become something of a legend in the underworld. Pushers, gangs, killers, they all respect him like a god. For the past 10 years his building has been a no-go zone for police. I don't care how big he is or who is behind him, he must be stopped. That enterprising fuck's been renting out rooms like it's an apartment, to any low-life piece of shit looking to keep his head down. Our mission is simple: we go in, and we take him out!
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Rama: They'll come here. They'll tear this place to the ground.
Andi: We'll be long gone before they get here.
Rama: Then why do you stay?
Andi: For the same reason you stayed in that uniform - it just fits.