"What kind of shady and illegal activities do you have to do to buy your own ideal comfort zone?" Because of this slogan, before watching the film, I thought it was just a discordant film accusing the crazy property market. Thinking of being frightened by the extremely realistic murder scene at the beginning, is this too heavy? The heavy-tasting shots at the back are even more overwhelmed, making my coffee get colder and colder. However, after the film is halfway through, it is a little numb. Although there are many tertiary shots, the overall plot is not well described. The atmosphere in the first half is not bad. The two lines of emotional accumulation and explosion are intertwined. The editing in the second half is a bit messy. The violent scenes are too deliberate, and the coordination with the plot is not deep enough. But no pain at all. In general, the plot of the film is quite satisfactory, but the audience has been bombarded by heavy-tasting shots, and they have no extra thoughts to feel other, so this kind of law-abiding expression method interspersed in these three-level shots seems too soft, Difficulty arousing emotions.
In fact, the script of the film is still very powerful. The psychological journey of the heroine's stubborn dream of buying a house to the final collapse can be made more profound, but Peng Haoxiang is obviously focusing on playing the third level this time. You, so I expected it to be a serious film from the beginning, and I was inexplicable when I saw the ending, and finally realized when I finally saw the abridged clip that it was better to see it as a dark humor. By the way, after watching this film, I realized that He Chaoyi was the daughter of the gambling king. It is said that the script was changed from the original actor to the heroine because of her father's investment. The acting seems to be okay; Eason Chan's role is a bit weak, It has little connection with the main line and has no own story line, which is very tasteless; has Ye Xuan moved to the big screen? I really haven't watched Hong Kong dramas for many years. .
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