Not to mention a fucking korean flick.
Of course, the above sentence is my impression before watching the movie.
By the way, there is one thing that I didn't mention, that is, I watched the whole film alone, which means that when I saw Yuan Bin's short hair that made people's blood boil, I could comfortably light a cigarette without worrying about disturbing others.
In addition, I have systematically learned various fighting skills and weapon training, so when I saw the endless crappy action scenes in the film, I always felt unswervingly: I can be a special agent.
So the above two paragraphs are about the origin of the topic.
I'm a fool in the army, so I won't put on postmodern lipstick like so many literary and artistic youths and say: "The picture of this movie can't keep up with the narrative, but it also integrates the deconstruction style of Korean youthful gangster films." I won't admit that this sentence is my comprehensive feeling, so I just want to say why I almost cried when I watched it at the end.
I don't think it's humiliating to cry, just like I don't think it's so awesome to be crawling in blood with a gun. From the very beginning of the movie, when Xiaomi appeared, I had the urge to protect her. Although I had basically guessed the general direction of the story, I still couldn't bear to watch her fall into the quagmire step by step. I think everyone in this world once had such an innocent elf around you. She may be your brain-dead follower, or your stupid sister (brother). When you are lonely, you may inadvertently forget that you still have one or two friends who are always submissive in front of you and listen to what you say. I think this is very regrettable. The only difference between us and the movie is that these stupid friends will eventually be replaced by a group of friends who seem to be awesome but have no sincerity because of your lack of cherishment. to save the little loli.
After watching "Black Swan", I understand one thing, that is, I don't have to hold any more expectations for the storytelling of the movies in recent years. Based on this understanding, I was able to watch "Lone Man" quietly, focusing on its pictures and male protagonists. face. Then I was surprised to find that this was an unprecedented and wonderful feeling. I used to concentrate on admiring a beautiful man, seeing his handsome face stained with violent blood, and seeing his strange muscles that did not match his appearance. It gave me the courage to continue with the military life that I have always been extremely disgusted with.
I have to say that Korean movies are tearjerkers. In the past, stick movies used 95% of the shots to describe how handsome the hero is and how beautiful the heroine is, and then used 5% of the shots to make them both die. Although two beauties died this time, it was a happy ending anyway, but I didn't expect the same tear-jerking.
First time writing a movie review, that's all. We are not allowed to surf the Internet, and it is so hard to use mobile phones. The person on duty for this article has made several inspections.
In the end... Yuan Bin's chopping action was unreasonable... Someone kicked him horizontally from the right and you bent down to smash it. There was only one consequence of doing so—the jaw shattered.
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