South Korea's latest action film "The Evil Girl" begins nearly seven minutes, full of live-action FPS games, and it is quite innovative.
First there is shooting, and then there is knife fighting, well, occasionally in this FPS. Then, there are those who are injured and straight, some are vacated, some are shoveled, and there are ground skills, so this game has to be operated with high difficulty.
This movie is all about motion design and photography, and the lens is as smart as a sprite. There was a short motorcycle chase, and there was a pseudo-long shot of half a minute. The degree of completion is extremely high, and the camera can't wait to get out from under the wheel.
I sighed at the end, and now I'm shooting a scene where I fall down from the upstairs, and a scene where people rush out of the street and get hit by a car. The bus chase at the end of the film, the series of action scenes, four words, crazy.
The story isn't much to tell, it's very twisty. The first and last two action scenes can be recorded in history.
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