I watched 1 a long time ago, so when I first watched 2, I couldn't connect it, but after seeing it, I found that it didn't need too much connection. Although the story is still coherent, the passion and passion of young people conveyed by this film are. Loyalty does not need to be coherent.
Exactly what you get in a film is a personal matter, and no matter how bad or good a film is, the eloquent reviews of film critics are enough to make people dizzy. I don't want to promote how good this film is, it's just equivalent to Miike's previous films. The blood and violence in this film are actually very gentle, although there are nearly 30 minutes of pure fighting scenes in the film.... ..and I don't think it's a movie for teens either, they're bound to get excited after watching it, and it definitely has an effect on them. But we don't need to make this film very complicated. This is just a movie based on the comics, all you need is to indulge in the perfect fusion of comics and reality, like Shooting the Condor or 21st Century Boys or something.
Interesting and distinctive characters, full of blood and blood but also loyal and loyal and courageous youth, this is enough, this is probably the world that every adult once fantasized about, just like when I was a child, I always felt that one day I would Become a Saint Seiya or something, hehe.
The third step of the movie should also be born, and Takashi Miike is also good at shooting this kind of trilogy. I need to make up the comics, so it seems to have more clues, hehe.
ps: I remember that there was a handsome guy with a mask in the first episode. This episode is gone or replaced.…
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