The action scenes of the movie are well designed, brilliant and neat, especially the scene where the protagonist Lee Byung-hun rushed out of the crowd and escaped from the dead.
The more interesting one was when Li Bingxian
went to buy a gun from a small boss. At first, the small boss was very interested in teaching him how to assemble the gun. After answering the phone, the dramatic effect came out immediately, and the speed was set to life and death.
"The Road of No Return" is not a comedy, but an interesting movie. It does not rely on funny words, but on the tension of the plot, the dramatic effect caused by appropriate sex, giving people a feeling of darkness and light; The soundtrack makes people smile knowingly after watching it.
Suddenly they realize that the aesthetics
of violence is not only the privilege of John Woo and the exclusive use of "Kill Bill"-style American movies. Some aesthetics,
whether slowing down the action, giving it a close-up, or matching it with slow melodious or brisk music, turn fighting into something worthy of appreciation and violence into a kind of beauty
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