Life is not a child's play. If the director decides to use realistic themes to reflect his less profound themes, then at least some realistic methods are adopted in the plot. The murder plan is not foreshadowed, the motive is not exaggerated, and the process goes straight to the 1980s. It is difficult for me to accept that a Hong Kong-made movie, a movie with a rather nonsensical style, comes out in the image of a feature film.
For a B-grade film, its theme is ridiculously high-profile, and as a classic, its approach is really B-grade amateur.
It is not fair to give this film an abnormal evaluation because it conforms to some people's dissatisfaction with China's reality. It is unfair to other films with a score of 5 or more.
The enthusiasm of the foolish people is the biggest hidden danger in this country. When the evaluation of the film drops below 7 points, there will be hope for the wisdom of the people in this country.
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