To be honest, a little bit of abuse for the sake of abuse. The classic scene - the brothers shoot for disguise, at the end. . Of course the villains didn't believe it.
The second is that there is something that doesn't make sense. The wounds of the protagonists, with Leslie Cheung as the outstanding representative, healed super fast. He was beaten into a coma by his brother earlier, and he recovered and was discharged from the hospital to continue his mission after a while. In the end, the three protagonists were injured so much that they could not count how many shots were fired. Naturally, the old god was sitting on the sofa waiting for the police to arrive. ok, just pretend that you are not afraid of pain, aren't you afraid of losing too much blood? Of course. . Don't be afraid, Leslie Cheung bleed so much and still had the strength to smoke a cigarette in the car, and finally got a box lunch. This logic is bad, I can't accept it, and this healing ability is more elusive than my mood.
At first, I was still thinking about how to get together to star in the last movie when Chow Yun-fat died. As a result, there was a twin brother. Although it was a bit outrageous, the first and second movies were connected. The two brothers turned their faces and understood each other. Lively and developing. It is not like "A Certain Era", one by one, the plot is all cleared with the sound of the ending song.
In the end, I still want to complain about Leslie Cheung's emotional line. At the beginning, he fell in love with others for the mission. After the girl died, he did not explain it clearly to his wife. In this drama, the wife is in this drama alone. Having a baby gave Leslie Cheung a name before he died, and Leslie Cheung was shot and cut together with her production clips, which had a visual impact. In the last movie, she somehow helped the two brothers to release their past suspicions. I feel that in the second movie, this role is of little use.
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