2. A movie made nearly 50 years ago, there are many action scenes in one go, it really looks cool and avant-garde. It has since been imitated many times.
3. The martial arts style inside is a bit like the 83 version of "Journey to the West", but it is also more real than the latter. To be honest, it is estimated that a similar style can only be seen in Xu Haofeng's films.
4. The heroine is really beautiful and temperamental.
5. I don't know how many times the passages like relying on organs to ambush and ambush appeared later.
6. Most of the scenes inside feel very real and very powerful. For example, the old house that appeared from the beginning of the film was also the main battlefield later.
7. The actors' many expressions and camera handling made me laugh many times.
8. Unexpectedly, there are many elements of Buddhism. In the end he even became the protagonist. In the film, monk groups also appear from time to time. Several times, the Buddha's light shines brightly, shocking the opposite party.
9. After the old house war, the heroine planned to become a monk. I once thought it was the comfort of religious belief to people's soul. At that time, even if they killed the enemy, they still have the mentality of repentance and redemption. The purpose of monkhood is to atone. But now it seems that there may also be reasons to seek refuge from the eminent monks. But I still want to say, I haven't seen such a scene in a long time. Are the current film and television works too realistic? What awe. The villain in the film has to respectfully have a few conversations with the Buddhists even before he starts, and it can even be seen that he is a little in awe.
10. It turns out that the fat man is Sammo Hung. But I didn't find out which is Lin Zhengying and Jackie Chan.
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