Overall a bit slow

Westley 2022-04-21 09:03:28

A Melville-style cold and handsome spy film (English title The Age of Shadows) that removes the core of the proposition of existentialism and loneliness, and fills in the Korean anti-Japanese background and the friendship between the enemy and the enemy (but the premise is that it is Korean). , the last value is to praise the ㄎ ㄅ elements! (Tilts head) Unsurprisingly, he also claimed to be "adapted from real events". The last three scenes: In the cold woods, Song Kanghao walks away alone; the young man who took the explosives given by Song rides a bicycle to the Governor's Palace; Kong Liu is in prison and laughing while asleep, with the words "(Rebel Army) written on the wall. The team members are here.” The train sequence is particularly exciting, as is Bolero's bombing of the police department, and Jin Zhiyun's scene scheduling is first-class in Korea, although the explosion effects are still a bit slag. Song also played the role of self-interest to altruist, and is undoubtedly the best character in the film. The opening is a bit overloaded with information, and there will be some obstacles to face recognition, but it is getting better. The Boxer Regiment was later reorganized into the Korean National Revolutionary Party and joined the North Korean government; the head of the group, Jin Yuanfeng (who joined the Whampoa Military Academy), and the spiritual leader Shen Caihao (whose historical views have far-reaching influence).

Laverne 2022-03-15 09:01:10

The rhythm was too slow, it took an hour to enter the main storyline, and the ending was not crisp enough, and the mood was not up. There is no display of spy warfare skills. It is more of the male protagonist's personal position choice, Song Kanghao is awesome. The scene on the train is not bad, right?