shooting a lively entertainment blockbuster.
Seriously speaking, Koreans have always been seeking progress while maintaining stability. Taking the director of this film as an example, he humbly complained about his own faults. I have always felt that the biggest problem that hinders the advancement of Asian films must be the inferiority of this nation. The Chinese are too extravagant and wasteful to pay party fees, the Japanese are not contrived and twisted and cannot survive, and the Koreans are just procrastinating. For example, the same popular "Uncle" in 10 years is this problem. Although the overall quality of the whole film is very good, there are still many plots that are too procrastinating. As long as you restrain these problems a little, you can produce very good works, such as making bullets fly, such as this year's Rurouni Kenshin, such as this Thieves Alliance
. Of course, comparing this film with making bullets fly is a bit too much. Having said that, Koreans are trying to make progress while being steady, not drastic, but they can learn decently. This film is a typical Hollywood entertainment film, with smooth rhythm and wonderful scenes. The plot is not flawless and flawless, but at least it's fair to say that it won't make you spit out the drama halfway through. The characters are not all full, but at least you can remember the name. The aerial shootout in the second half was a real surprise. I felt that the director had definitely seen Tsui Hark’s upstream and downstream, but this is a much richer and more powerful version, you can’t really say that he copied it, at most he drew inspiration.
The last thing I want to say is that the original title of this film is still good. Thieves, this film is about a group of thieves. No matter how experienced and skilled they are, they are still a group of thieves for their own selfish interests. Such a main theme A theme center, coupled with a few Chinese people complaining about the stick, it is no wonder that my big radio and television will introduce it with a smile.
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