It feels like the road for Hong Kong films is getting narrower and narrower. There are fewer and fewer good books. In recent years, they are basically remakes or series.
Chasing the Dragon was probably watched the year before. At that time, I was a little surprised by Donnie Yen Andy Lau's collocation, so I watched it. There are not too many logical flaws. After all, it is a remake, a biographical film, what the characters are made of, and it is not necessary to be truthful and research.
There are also surprises. Donnie Yen is the top card in the play. This time, watching the dragon, I feel that the acting has caught up with the play, which is very balanced. The sentence that runs through the whole play, life and death, is very impressive.
The times make heroes, and the lame hero was born in the chaotic situation before Hong Kong's return. From an objective point of view, I personally think that there is a difference between a hero and a hero. The hero should have a bigger view in his heart, care about the life, death and interests of others, and have more spirit of sacrifice. The hero always reminds me of the resistance of the little people after being oppressed, basically starting out for personal survival and interests, and unexpectedly becoming the representative of personal heroes under different circumstances and backgrounds.
Andy's acting skills are quite satisfactory. He introduced Zheng Zeshi to play his younger brother. Suddenly, seeing Zheng Zeshi on the screen was a surprise and a surprise. Of course, his age is obvious. I also feel that I am not too young. The Hong Kong stars I knew when I was young are all of this age. I recalled the Hong Kong dramas and movies I watched when I was young.
The rhythm of the whole film is very good, not procrastination, and the fighting scenes are also enjoyable. There are many Hong Kong actors with familiar faces in memory. Donnie Yen's acting skills are as brilliant as the fighting scenes, it is worth watching!
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