To be honest, I haven't seen Lai Hao and 500 million Inspector Lei Luo, but after seeing Donnie Yen being called Lai Hao for the first time in the mid-term, I knew that this might be a biographical film. I heard a lot about Wang Jing's sincerity before watching the movie. This work, the redemption work of Hong Kong films in recent years, was very disappointing after watching it, and it was still produced by Wang Jing, it must be a bad film, two points for the first half, so-so, zero points for the second half, there is no hearty opponent scene, There is no great righteousness of the family, no small righteousness of family and love, it is purely over, and the supporting characters can die. A good work should be the plot to promote the development. When Alexandre Dumas wrote the Three Musketeers, one of them must die. The reader wrote to Alexandre Dumas not to write like this, and Alexandre Dumas himself cried for a long time, but this movie completely feels like the director arranged to finish it in advance.
From the perspective of the storyline, the previous description is good, starting from the bottom to climb, meeting noble people, changing life for future, and making heroes in troubled times. Later, Lai Luo said to Hao on the balcony, "I can kill you, British. "Can't Die", I knew this might be the theme of this movie, "I am the biggest in the white way, you are the biggest in the underworld" is probably the apex of the first half, as expected. The British have spoken, two suppliers are not enough, and two must be added. However, from here onwards, I can't understand it. I really don't understand. Did the second-tier suppliers and distributors drive up the channel price to suppress their peers, which caused the latter? It's a mess, there are still many unknown things in this film. It's called Chasing the Dragon, but to be honest, the drugs are replaced by gambling and prostitution. The enemy, go to Thailand to buy goods and kidnap the wife and daughter of the Thai generals. If you find a half-size girl, you can go to Thailand and the Philippines to train as a cold noodle killer. The one shot solution is to drive a bulldozer. There has never been more than 4 younger brothers around the gang boss. The most powerful thing in the movie is two shotguns? and so on.
There is also a problem with the expression of the meaning of the story, what to tell us. National justice, the British police have eliminated violence, you sold white powder to the Chinese, so you came to the UK. Brotherhood, you saved others and then lost a leg, so you feel that others owe you what you deserve. Heroes don't act like this, and heroes don't.
The situation in Macau is bad, but after all, it is quite enjoyable to watch, the story is basically finished, and the pros and cons are clear, but what is this movie about, sorry, two points are also given to Andy.
What a waste of my movie ticket money.
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