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2 hours of blood on the street, so addicting!
Shana 2022-03-23 09:03:10
The film is full of emotional features of Wu's films, and I enjoyed it very much. The role played by Xueyou in the film is more difficult, and it is also the role that best reflects the soul of the film. I personally think that he played really well, especially in that era when the four kings sang and played well. Tony Leung's acting is a little green (compared to him now), but Xueyou has been integrated into the film (compared to his status as a singer at that time), Li Zixiong's position is still a traitor (acting is excellent), and he can give up everything for money (Actually this is true). By the way, there is also Ren Dahua (not much to say, old drama bone).
Extended Reading
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Laverna 2022-03-16 09:01:07
This is the Hong Kong movie I miss in the 1980s, which is bigger than any Chinese blockbuster.
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Dominic 2022-03-29 09:01:07
The usual style of John Woo's films is that the blasting gunfight is the main inner monologue supplemented by the inner monologue, so the abuse point between the three brothers is not prominent enough, but John Woo used some slow motion in some places that he may think it is a point, but it looks a bit awkward. Jacky Cheung's performance I made up for a lot of tears for the lack of emotional drama and abuse, and finally the memories under the speeding car are poke points. . .
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Ben: Fai, I said we would go back to Hong Kong together. If you can't go back, then neither of us is going back.
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Ben: You always called me Big Brother, I said being friends was enough. Among friends, rank is irrelevant.