Facts have proved that the eyes of the masses are sharp.
It started with a long, lengthy introduction about the origins of the "Vampires" that made me want to doze off. Isn't it just a pirated version of "Resident Evil", which has been abused by countless vampire movies and can't be abused any more. After the introduction, we finally got to the point. I saw Mila wearing tights (as expected of a model) and riding a motorcycle very coolly. Then, take off the helmet, take off the sunglasses - hey, why do you have to wear sunglasses when you wear a helmet - the tights change color immediately, why change the color? God knows why. Anyway, it has changed many times in the back, hair, clothes have been changing, just change the color. Showing off is enough, but it's a bit baffling.
Well, the opening is still relatively cool. When Mila walked into the building, all the guards inside were wearing thick down jackets and gas masks, which would be an idiot. Mira has passed all the tests to prove that she is not a vampire, and then, at a critical moment when she finally took the ultimate weapon, of course she was discovered, how could she take things away without a fight? I'm so sorry for the audience.
The exciting time has finally arrived. I love kung fu movies the most.
But, but, is this over? Mira has an absolute advantage, and Wanfu Modang's aura smashed out of the siege. Did you make a mistake! ! ! Shouldn't it be better to improve yourself in battle after battle? What else is there to see. Moreover, even with various stunts and countless times of dangling the steel wire, those fights are all fraught with fists and legs. Mila always conjures up a sword and swipes the enemy at will, and the enemy has no fighting power at all. Yawn straight. Who is this martial arts instructor? I went online later, but I couldn't find it.
What annoys me the most is that the decisive battle with the big boss that I have been waiting for for a long time is actually hastily. Although the movie doesn't explain how the big boss changed from a researcher to a martial arts master with a high level of martial arts, but forget it, I don't care, as long as the fight is good. However, it was so perfunctory for me. If there is a sword, there is a sword, and if there is a fire, there will be a fire. Mira is like a female version of a robot cat. When she asks for something, the big boss will only laugh a few times, and then be beaten. God, shouldn’t there be a period when the enemy is strong and I am weak—at a critical moment, I may think of the lover who is expecting my return, or the family feud has not been avenged, or whatever, in short, I am a small universe outbreak—the enemy is weak and I am strong—the enemy Suspended death - I let my guard down - the enemy took the opportunity to sneak attack - I found out in time - the enemy is completely dead - is it the routine? Old-fashioned is a bit old-fashioned, but what is more shameless than the routine is not even bothering to follow the routine. Mira's clothes changed colors a few times, and then she went back to the top of the building in a dashing manner, but it was only physical labor and a few swings of her sword. It's all set.
What? The plot hasn't been told yet?
Does this movie have a plot?
Sister Mila, I pray to God, I have been looking forward to "Resident Evil 3" for several years, you must not act so stupid.
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