Chow Yun-fat's acting skills are really good, the two roles can be switched freely, his eyes are super playful, and he is really silly and cute to play a fool; Andy Lau's role was reckless and impulsive at first, but later he cried because chocolate didn't recognize him, cute It's dead; Wang Zuxian is still a goddess, but she still looks more amazing in ancient times.
Let's talk about the camera, because to highlight the charm of the God of Gamblers, there are a lot of upside-down shots. When the God of Gamblers enters the field, the slow motion makes the scene, and the camera constantly switches back and forth quickly when the opponent is looking at the cards. To be honest, it's out of date now, and it's a bit funny. There are also many subjective shots of Chow Yun-fat, especially when he staggers and is about to fall.
The shootout scene is obviously a reference/homage to "Battleship Potemkin", the stroller slides down the escalator, and the killer helps the stroller while shooting. To be honest, I really don't see what's so good about this stalk. One and two are busy paying tribute. And this part of the plot is quite against this cold-blooded killer, because his image is not full at all. . .
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