Wang Xueqi tried his best to snatch Rama's body for the purpose of reincarnating as a (male) man. This setting is considered ridiculous or ironic, because usually the blood and blood in martial arts requires more ambitious goals, such as dominating the martial arts or the wealth of the country. In fact, his ideal is the same as that of all his subordinates - "to live a relatively normal life". Drizzle and Lei Bin's little daydream, Liansheng's desire to restore his health, seems not to be demanding, but it is a luxury.
People are in the rivers and lakes, and the heart is in the market, which seems to be different from the generalized martial arts who are free from the troubles of livelihood and gravity. In fact, upon closer inspection, the "normal life" they want is still full of sloppy looks. Like the plate of tofu cut out by the drizzle - for no reason, who gets a tofu pyramid for dinner? Lei Bin poured blood and threw the next strip, which was extremely stubborn. If there was such a time, it would be better to call his wife up and explain a few things about the future, which is the thinking of ordinary people. The King of Wheels holds such great power and has so much money (by the way, the amount of bribes he takes is abnormally large, which is very inconsistent with the life style that the whole film hopes to create), and he is willing to be a low-level eunuch and be abused by others ——It is a dramatic attitude towards life. He needs this kind of contrasting life to satisfy his self-pity.
So in the end, "Sword Rain" is really not a homely martial arts film, but a small fresh martial arts film. Xiaoqing's characteristic is to deliberately pretend to be low-key. In fact, he wants others to pay attention to his "low-key", just like the woman in a TV commercial - "Look here, look here, look here", can't wait, complacent . In the bones, it is also in the same line as Taiwan's small fresh literary films. Open a cafe for no money, raise cats, flowers and sun, and finally found out that it was because of a rich dad.
In fact, I think the most fun is Wang Luoqing played by Da S. If the performance is not bad, the setting is more interesting. In such a large group of small and fresh looks, she is eager to devote herself to the arena, believing in her body (although the big S really has no waist), and worshiping the phallus. After knowing that Wang Xueqi "doesn't have", she immediately classified him as "dead" The ranks, frankly to tears. Sure enough, female hooligans are always more interesting than small fresh...
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