There are countless bugs in the plot, and everyone's past is too rough. Let's not talk about these for now. It's just "bad" or "mediocre", but the word "disgusting" is used because of the inside Values are unbearable. I don't hate the main melody, I don't hate "Heroes", and "Assembly" made me cry, but in "Besieged from Ten Sides", why do those "righteous people" even lose this matter? Without knowing it, he was tricked into the streets. Revolution is to bleed, but the people who bleed should at least have the right to know, otherwise, what is the point of such a revolution?
I can only see their streets, but I can't see their determination, I can only see their deaths, but I can't see the meaning of their deaths, I can only see Sun Wen who was photographed upside down, and I can't see the "righteous" What kind of China can be exchanged for after they die.
It's so fake, I can't help laughing when I see the subtitles of the life introduction in the style of a disguised documentary when everyone falls. Not because it's really ridiculous, but because you can't accept such a joke about history, but you still try to force me to believe it's true.
I just doubt that there is some irony in this film. Leaders only see the regime, not the poor, and the poor see only idols, not themselves.
If you look at it from a different angle and take Hu Jun as a positive character, a group of Hu Jun wanted to kill the thieves, but they were brutally executed one by one. It might make more sense. From the standpoint of devotion, neither side sees any justice that must be so.
To use the little tricks of Hong Kong films to shoot such a theme, the core is ridiculously weak.
And because I couldn't get involved, I doubted not only the film itself, but also the justice of the revolution itself. A revolution is bound to be abducted and deceived, and many people who are unwilling to be involved are bound to be involved, and a bad check is bound to be written. Revolutionaries all know that they need to mobilize the masses, but how many people were sure at the outset that the prescription they prescribed must be correct and that it will cure the disease and save the life? You can’t pretend to be invisible because of your success afterwards. When that moment happened, it was arrogant and terrible to impose your ideals on others, and complacently think that this is the obligation of others.
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