The first half was drowsy, knowing that four people were on the road with explosives. When I saw the explosives slowly flowing through the branches and into the cracks in the stones, my heart was extremely nervous, and the director had a good grasp of the audience's psychology.
There are many unexpected places in this film. I thought Zu was the bravest one, but I didn't expect to be the most cowardly one. I thought the person who blew the rock was going to hang up. While relaxing, the dynamite exploded.
The protagonist should have deliberately pressed Zu's leg, and then regretted it, and the smug look after getting the money and the final ending are the finishing touch.
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