Xia Houwu is so polite and tame, and he can also order massage. It is a good job to have the opportunity to help the police force as a coach. And a natural disability like Feng Yuxiu has no IQ, and most of them have no good end. The so-called "no madness, no survival" may be because there is no way out except for madness. The reason why Feng Yuxiu became mad at martial arts might also lie in what else he could do.
Everyone has to find a value for themselves, otherwise they will fall into nihilistic self-doubt. Feng Yuxiu wants to be the best in the world in martial arts, this is the only possible way for him to exist. Although all the masters have changed careers and basically haven't practiced martial arts for many years, he is actually not on the same starting line as he who has become crazy about martial arts. But he chose to ignore this, customizing it to be a fair match. Because there is no other way.
So even if he was defeated by Xiahou Wu in the end, he would not beg for mercy, and even hoped that he would kill himself. This is the right place to die, this is the ending he wants.
Compared with Donnie Yen's films in recent years, this film is considered a standard work. The reason is that the plot is very simple. It was originally based on kung fu. There is no need to spend too much time on the plot. Of course, if the cost is good, it is fine, but most of the time the plot is full of loopholes. And this film is a story of a martial arts murderer and a master confrontation. From the beginning it was a kill and a catch. Simple, not easy to make mistakes.
Donnie Yen still doesn't have to worry about martial arts design. The part of Bai Bing's sword and Wang Baoqiang's attack is very sharp, and when it is scratched, it makes people feel vaguely painful. Wang Baoqiang's acting skills still need to be refined, and the evil spirit is still insufficient. After all, he is not acting in his true colors. And Donnie Yen's role is not successful, but every film is like this, and the facialization is a bit serious.
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