"Assassination" was one of the best Korean movies I've watched yesterday, although my eyes were tired for nearly three hours. The entire film spans four decades from 1911-1949. It really shows Korean nationalism, which is very contagious and even touched me! And it has a deep sense of identity. After all, in that era, China was also invaded by Japan, and many heroes and martyrs died for the country, but they were unknown and unknown in history. The film basically tells about an assassination of Japan and the assassination of pro-Japanese elements organized by the Provisional Government of South Korea. The plot is very eye-catching, and it is not bloody at all, and the action scenes are also very reasonable. As an actor, I didn't like Jun Zhixian very much at first, but unknowingly I watched five of her movies in one summer, she was good-looking, and I saw the continuous improvement of her acting skills. In the film, it is very chic to play two corners to operate firearms. What about Ha Jung Woo? I didn't like it very much, but wearing a white shirt and suit and holding a gun is so handsome! The characters' eyes and lines are very level, and they completely show the image of a bounty hunter with patriotic aspirations. Needless to say, Li Zhengzai played the traitor image too well. He assassinated for the country when he was young, and then became mature and prudent. When he was finally exposed, the hysteria and the stern nonsense in the courtroom were all in jeopardy. And most importantly, my male god Uncle Cao [laugh cry], although Cao Chengyou is a cameo, the image of Jin Yuanfeng in the role is also shining, not inferior to the images of several protagonists. In particular, I went to search for Kim Won-bong, a real historical figure, and another real character in the play, Kim Jiu, who were important figures in the independence of South Korea and North Korea, but both died of politics, one was killed by a South Korean political enemy and the other was killed by North Korea in the 1950s. End kill. It is true that the Korean peninsula has suffered a lot of pity because of the lack of peace in the past 70 years. The characters in the film are all sparkling, even the front desk of the hotel, the Japanese who support North Korea's independence, are vivid and great. Not to mention rapid-fire guns, they were assassinated for money at first, but in the end, regardless of life and death, they must complete the mission. There is also Hawaii played by Ha Jung-woo, who can rely on bounties for a living, but has national blood, and finally sacrificed heroically. Even before he died, his eyes were so firm. And Li Zhengzai's traitor is really hateful, and he can't die, and it's very satisfying to be killed in the end. At the end of the film, Quan Zhixian reviewed the history of resistance and looked back at the end of everyone's smile, which really reflects the director's skillful technical ability. A rare good movie, the sublimation of the theme completely resonates with fans!
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