I stepped into the theater with the relaxed mood of watching an action movie, and then I was fed two hours of class/class struggle/struggle consciousness and anti/imperialist/imperialist thoughts. I just wanted to cry without tears. Robin Hood, is it the legendary test screening? He even gave me a cup to bribe me to wait for the spectators.
Closer to home. The trailer basically reveals the outline of the plot thoroughly: the male protagonist returns home from adversity, and then becomes the legendary Robin Hood under the guidance of a strongman, robbing the rich to help the poor, and revolutionizing the destiny. What I didn't expect, however, was that this film would so blatantly insinuate the West's Middle East policy, depicting the inevitability of class/class struggle/strife in great detail. I helped a certain other religious beauty to show off, and the two bowls of water are completely uneven—a typical Hollywood leftist style. Of course, it is also possible that I see mountains as mountains and water as water, so I still have to see for myself to know what is going on haha.
In addition to entraining private goods, RH is absolutely qualified as an action movie. First of all, the fighting scenes in this film are very distinctive. From the very beginning, the protagonist is seen holding a bow, and then from the beginning to the end, all kinds of bukkake and chest shots are very boring. In order to highlight the power of bows and arrows, the various skirmishers in RH almost do not hold swords. They are always crossbows and short sticks, giving the protagonist ample space and reasons to use bows and arrows, no matter in close combat or long distance combat. I had always thought England were known for their longbow shooting. The love line is a typical action movie love line. The heroine's murder weapon is shaken out in less than a minute to attract attention, and then all kinds of life and death opportunities are coincidental, and you know it anyway.
Overall, it is highly recommended for action movie audiences to watch, and then continue to wait for Kingsman 3.
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