View more about Blitz reviews
the story is traditional
Vince 2022-10-15 10:21:12
The story of "Furious Tracking" is very traditional. It is a bit like "The Seven Deadly Sins", and a bit like "Beast Detective", or a perverted murderer who killed several policemen in a row. Everyone knows that he is the murderer, but the police have no evidence. He was acquitted and launched a "soldier and bandit game". The special police officer played by Jason Statham is a typical "violent police officer". When he appeared on the stage, he actually picked up the stick and killed the three gangsters who wanted to steal his car. Is it cruel enough? And he sleeps on the sofa and drinks when he wakes up, which is full of decadence. Then, in order to solve the case, for the tragically dead partner, and to prevent the bad guys from going unpunished, he must break the rules and use violence to control violence. Therefore, it is quite a coincidence for the "Beast Detective" to detect the "Seven Deadly Sins". Throughout the "Beast Detective" played by Jason Statham, this grumpy tough guy, in addition to fighting fast and ruthless, also has a different way of rapping people and telling bad jokes. In fact, Jason's appearance is rough and it is not difficult to play the role of a bad, rude and persistent police detective, but if you want to amuse the audience, you have to use your brains. Therefore, in the film, Jason's two dogs are ridiculed as "Spice Girls, Xiaobei", and at the end, the two dogs rush to the tabloid reporters who concealed the clues, which are quite similar to the British funny style. In addition to Jason continuing to be a tough guy, his partner, a police officer, is gay, played by Paddy Constantine in The Bourne Bourne. This rotten combination full of "basic" love injects lighthearted jokes into the violent film.
Extended Reading
-
Weiss: I want a lawyer and a sandwich. Oh, and I want to update my Facebook status.
-
Nash: You're not supposed to smoke in here.
Brant: What are you going to do, shoot me?