This second part doesn't seem to have much to do with the first one. It's better to start a new one than to call it Boxing 2. The only related line is about Buddhism and belief, maybe it's for gimmicks, anyway, I'm aiming for Here comes the gimmick. In 2004, when Quanba came out, I was shocked. I didn't expect Thai action movies to be so dick. If you put aside the plot, this movie would definitely be in the halls. If you just talk about the action, I would lift it up a little bit. But with the plot, I rated it a little lower, but it was harmless. Tony Jia's skills are really amazing. I don't know how they achieved that kind of fighting effect. In many bridge designs, it can be seen that the dragons are holding their chests and slamming into other people's knees. It makes me feel cold, even if It's hard enough to hit the chest pads like this, I don't know how they did it, and I gave full marks to Tony Jia's fight in the black market boxing. Because there is a kind of progressive scene design in addition to the tension of the plot, the fighting wave after wave, bringing the audience together to reach a collective climax, unable to stop, I watched that part over and over ten times. Maybe it's because the boxer 1 Tony Jia hasn't shown enough, so this time, I showed all the weapons of Class 18 and played around. In fact, this is not necessary. The martial arts genre can be used as an embellishment. It flashes occasionally to make people refreshing. The feeling is just like eating two or three good dishes and savoring them, they will taste delicious. If you order a large table of dishes, you just remember to swallow them down, but you can't get the taste of them. It's an oriental knife technique, which looks a bit nondescript, just like Fuwa's arrogance. The designer wanted to mix all the elements at once, but there were too many symbolic things. Finally, a few freaks came out, just a few of them. It looks familiar, a fire baby, a water baby, a soil baby... It seems that there is no such character in the gourd baby. Tony Jia said that what he likes is Jackie Chan, but the line he takes is Bruce Lee's style. He is hard-boiled, can't be beaten to death, and whoever hits his head with a beer bottle blinks his eyes is his grandson. But I've always worried that Tony Jia's movies will only stay on action fighting design. It's hard to make people think about such movies over and over again. Most of them are thrown away after watching the scene, and they will lose the freshness of the first time when they watch it again. , and what's even worse is that since Quanba 1 opened up the market for this fighting style, there are many imitators, and copycat versions have emerged in an endless stream. Today, Baoquan is pressed on this kind of action fighting design, which makes people feel a little bit. Aesthetic fatigue, if there is no improvement, I am afraid that the days of box office sales will not last long. And this time Tony Jia himself did have some changes in the plot. In the design of the ending, many people, including myself, may not have thought of such an ending. Does the ending want to say not to be carried away by hatred? I'm not so sure. Although there are many flaws, it is not bad as Tony Jia's first debut, and I look forward to his improvement.
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