classic of classics

Adolfo 2022-03-20 09:01:59

Wu Yusen's last Hong Kong movie before leaving Hong Kong to go to Hollywood, and also the last cooperation between Zhou Yunfa and Wu Yusen. Aside from childhood filters and feelings, from the perspective of ordinary adult movie fans, this film is the worst compared to Wu Yusen's previous works. The plot is empty, the story is thin, ignoring logic, the narrative is protracted, the rhythm is out of control, it is too crazy, the time is too long, the details cannot stand up to scrutiny, the gunfight scene is not restrained enough, 2 hours is chuchu, even the most beautiful violent aesthetics is also aesthetically fatigued, especially The more than half-hour hospital shootout at the end was really too long, and it was loose and messy, so it was tiring to watch. But the long shot of the shootout was amazing. There are a lot of people killed in this film, and most of them are passers-by and hostages. Wu Yusen used too much force this time, and the bloodthirsty is a bit abnormal. Undercover rooftop joints and birthday gifts have influenced Infernal Affairs, but they are far from plagiarism. Tony Leung's role has more room to play and performs better than Chow Yun-fat's. The genre films of a certain era, if you watch them when you are a child, may be exciting, but now they are really boring, barely 3 stars, 6 points.

London 2022-03-27 09:01:10

wow, at the end of the 1980s, I saw this blockbuster of Pigeon Wu with admiration. As long as it is packaged a little, it will look good now, not to mention that it was almost twenty years ago, which is too awesome. Also, as someone mentioned above, I also thought of "Infernal Affairs". However, there are still many flaws in the plot, but it does not affect its viewing. So, it's no wonder that there is cuteness in "Red Cliff", because this is a characteristic of the Hong Kong film industry. good film.