However, it is still qualified as an action movie. Ma Dongxi's acting skills support this role, but there are relatively few action scenes.
The plot conflicts are not ups and downs. The two roles of the rookie detective and the reporting child are very routine (fortunately there are not many scenes).
There are also a lot of bugs, and no gangster or policeman has a gun.
Zhang Qian is a brainless character. He fled to South Korea after being sentenced to death. After the forces were suppressed, they even went to China. Didn't they come to South Korea to avoid the death penalty?
As the grassroots leader of the police, Ma Dongxi can play and suppress the underworld by himself. This aspect is well shaped. When he shoots the underworld boy casually, he is pressed on the table and unable to move. The audience also enjoys it,
but the emotional scene of this character is not too deep. There is neither brotherly affection nor integrity, and the scene of revenge for the little boy is even more old-fashioned and wants to make people fast forward.
The local underworld is even more incompetent by the two protagonists! Low strength and no brains! Its role is to lead the two protagonists to the final battle.
Of course, as a commercial film, it is very qualified. The plot is smooth and not long-winded. There is a small climax in a few minutes, and the shortcomings of the script going old-fashioned are also filtered unconsciously.
PS: Finally, here is a picture that hits my laughter
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