The editing at the beginning of this film is very sharp, explaining the two protagonists - Andy Lau and Liu Qingyun. As far as these two people are concerned, the so-called heroines are basically soy sauce. One of the characteristics of many Hong Kong actors is that their images remain the same, and their acting skills have not improved much. This is the tone of Liu Qingyun 10 years ago, and it is still the same today, which is actually quite good. Andy Lau was so handsome 10 years ago, and it's still the same today. It's not good.
As the story unfolds, the editing seems to be underwhelming again. At this time, it was replaced by the background music of Scottish bagpipes, which is rare in Hong Kong police and gangster films.
The whole story is smooth, and the readability is not bad, although I don't think it's a classic. However, there is another point in this film that is ahead of the times: it was blatantly sold in the movie in 1999.
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