The first few scenes explained the contradictory positions between all the characters, there were ups and downs in the middle, and finally everyone had their own ending. The rhythm is fast-paced, the opening and closing are wide, the literary drama is appropriate with the martial arts drama, there is no cumbersome place, and almost the whole process is attractive. Wang Jing's three vulgar jokes are occasionally interspersed among them, which is not excessive, just right. The shot of the plane flying over the Kowloon Walled City is quite metaphorical and is an artistic technique. The revenge section of driving the forklift is powerful, but it is not the final climax, it is just a "head start", and it is handled very well. Donnie Yen has made breakthroughs in acting, and his mental performance and movements have been unrestrained. Andy Lau was not far behind, just the temperament of the confident old coach controlled the field. The crystal girl Xu Dongdong is amazing. She is one of the few actresses with a pyrotechnic spirit. She is real but far away. The title is a bit weak, it should be called Hong Kong's past.
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