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Braulio 2021-12-21 08:01:33
Absolutely classic, the two protagonists are like the front and back of a coin. Although they have different positions, they sympathize with each other, and join hands to oppose each other. They eventually become friends of life and death, but in the end, the yin and yang are separated. It is so heartbreaking to watch. One of the favorite Hong Kong movies, Wu Yusen is a well-deserved classic. The splendid plot, hot shootout, and touching brotherhood all make the film stand out from the Hong Kong film market where the best films in the late 1980s emerged and become an eternal classic. Lu Guanting's soundtrack and Ye Qianwen's poignancy are equally impressive. In reality, men are burdened with innumerable burdens, brotherhood and hatred, and children's love often hardens men's hearts and can no longer cry. However, the movie provides a tearful coffee shop for men. In this coffee shop, the hero and movie fans taste the ups and downs of the unique coffee and share tears that may never be experienced in life. Brotherhood, worship and rebellion, is the eternal material of the film, the memory that will not fade. In this kind of movie, we felt a different kind of emotional bombardment, and saw a man who was piercing his brother, and even weeping.
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Lee: He's heroic in manner. He doesn't look like a killer
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Lee: [subtitled version] He looks determined... without being ruthless. There's something heroic about him. He doesn't look like a killer. He comes across so calm... acts like he has a dream... eyes full of passion.