A police and bandit movie with a very tight rhythm. The whole movie shows the whole process of chasing the murderer + revealing the truth from one in the morning to six in the morning. The propaganda of "chasing the murderer within a limited time" can't help but remind me of the "time limit" of our "Extermination of Violence" hahaha...
The action and detailed design of this film are still very reasonable and professional. For example, the two robbers hit the police car at the intersection, and they need to get down and move the car to move forward (unlike many police and gangster films that drive the car directly for effect); Boseman shot down After the gangsters, I first observed whether the room next to me was safe before approaching... Although the plot of this film is relatively conventional, you can guess the culprit behind the scenes after seeing half of it, and the action scenes are getting weaker and weaker. Uncle did not burst out with the true character of the machine gun in "The Bursting Drummer", but the deepening of what he said at the end of the film is worth scrutinizing.
"...a city actually fucking dislike them. But a city they protect with their lives every fucking day..." The police officers who are messengers of justice in the metropolis are also ordinary people at the bottom of this steel forest. They spend four hours a day commuting, are kicked out of the house because they can't pay the rent, and the divorce rate is as high as 70%... The city doesn't like them at all, but they still demand too much of their protection day and night and even pay Life, how ironic!
You will find yourself unknowingly developing sympathy and pity for these "criminals." That's because, in a sense, we're just like them—all living beings who go through trials and tribulations to make a living.
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