I watched the first few movies a long time ago, my memory is not very clear, and the shots were good, so I will watch the latest ones.
I didn't want to write this movie review, but seeing a lot of people praising how good the martial arts drama is, I couldn't help it...
Don't you feel the lightness and powerlessness of martial arts scenes? With a single slash, people flew out so far, and damaged countless props... I always felt something was wrong, and it looked awkward!
I read the comments and some people said that the Japanese in Donnie Yen's team were the martial arts instructors. I don't make any comments.
Let me reply in a unified way. Some people say that the martial arts scene is an adaptation of a comic, and the comic is restored. There is also a friend who talks about Zhou Xingchi's kung fu. I don't agree with this statement. For example, if everyone can fly, then you can fly, no problem! If everyone's fighting to the flesh and you're flying, there's a problem! I don't know if you understand?
The Rurouni Kenshin in this movie is definitely different from the previous movies. There is definitely a big problem with this action design! The realism and illusion of the action scenes cannot coexist at all... In the action scenes of punching to the flesh, the eighteen palms of subduing the dragon suddenly appear, and it doesn't feel like that...
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