However, there is posture without reality.
Empty stories, thin characters. Especially the action scenes, regardless of whether they are old-fashioned or not, the old-fashioned look is cool, but the director always seems to want to show some "violent aesthetics", "war cruelty" or something - I'm afraid it is because of John Woo again. Flow poison is too deep? ——I tried to stray between a certain sense of reality and a sense of comics, but unfortunately my skills were obviously not enough, and even the chainsaw machine gun that could have been used very well was not able to get rid of it. But it cannot be denied that the director has put a lot of effort into many details that are almost completely irrelevant to the plot, such as the inexplicable and perverted grandma Lei Feng and the kung fu children, as well as those small scenes where spears and arrows cut off limbs in seconds, these are the details This is what should have been a mediocre film.
A few favorite actors, a few hated actors, and the names on the posters are all quite loud. Almost all the actors I liked died in the film, and it seemed that the better their acting skills were, the sooner they died (is the salary paid on time?), and finally the "political commissar" child with the most exaggerated and disgusting acting skills (the one in "Under the City") was left behind. Idiot political commissar) to exaggerate and disgust to end that far-fetched ending that pretends to be suspense but has no suspense. Unexpectedly, the role of the Chainsaw Monster shows a certain level of acting skills and depth of connotation. Of course, there must be a corpse with good acting skills to play with him...
All in all, I originally planned to watch it as an action blockbuster. The movie suddenly found that it was more like a sketch prose pretending to be cool and pretending to be only cool. The weapons are absolutely dazzling, but the killing methods are still monotonous. I heard that it is still based on a real event. Is it necessary to take into account realism?
There is posture but no reality.
However, if you don't have much hope for it, and it's not practical, it's still fun to just look at the pose of this film, so I recommend it.
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