I haven't seen such a quiet cop movie in a long time.
Shots in quiet streets sound shorter and more impactful.
There is almost no BGM in the whole film, and if there is any, it is very low-key and similar to the ambient sound.
It's more of the character's breathing, the kind of sound that conveys emotions from eyes and limbs.
The sense of substitution is actually quite strong, especially when you sink your heart and watch it quietly, you will feel the pulse, heartbeat, breathing, and the light sound of replacing the gun clip during the confrontation.
The shots are very calm and powerful. During the pursuit, it is like shooting with a handheld camera, and there is a feeling of following the pursuit.
It can be seen from the process of many pursuits that the director wants to let the audience experience the experience of chasing and being chased together, so the shots of these bridges were shaken or even bumpy.
From the perspective of the story structure, it is also a very simple story, one is the line of police and bandits, and the other is the line of black police.
The emergence of "thumb drives" is like turning on the switch of TVB dramas.
Money laundering, black police, high-level police fighting each other, using the drug robbing incidents of small drug dealers to eliminate hidden dangers; I even guessed with my friends whether Andre's father was also involved in money laundering and was designed to be beaten to death by drug dealers. ,
Or his father was also one of the conspirators, and was killed because he did not talk to his partner;
Or maybe his father was a double-faced undercover agent, working for the police and drug dealers at the same time, and was sacrificed because his identity was exposed...
It's just another 40-episode story, but it doesn't.
Officer Davis is a great detective and a loving father, that's all.
Great, not too many sidelines, just a simple story.
Sometimes you don't need too many tragic side stories, and many things are not so complicated.
Finally, "Black Panther" is really too thin. I don't know if I was seriously ill when I was filming this. In the movie, it looks very thin. Really too skinny.
The film also reflects the incident of the white police shooting the black man at that time, which is very subtle. The black police detectives present have moved to persuade the black drug dealers to surrender, and the white police detective shoots the man to death with a cold shot behind the back. , I felt a little exaggerated and scared after it was over. A police officer with rich anti-drug experience who was recognized by the leader as the top anti-drug police officer in the industry. When he was kidnapped, he stepped on the mine point frantically, trying to anger the drug dealer to kill him. After finally shooting the other party, he showed great fear and panic. The performance is very process and standardized, so it is easy for people to notice that something is wrong. (Whisper Bibi: I just think the director is disgusting white police detectives)
I think this movie is quite good, at least I haven't seen such a streamlined police and gangster movie in the past few years, and it's pretty back to basics.
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