(This review contains spoilers)
In fact, for action films, I don't demand how exquisite the literary dramas are, as long as the logic is self-consistent, and the human dance settings don't collapse. "Fast Pursuit" can't do it, it's too biased to explode, especially the gangster boss, as an important supporting role, the behavioral logic is like schizophrenia, completely confusing, I have to complain:
The protagonist is a retired killer, returning to his normal life. Wife died, grief-stricken. The eldest son of the gangster is ignorant of current affairs, and provokes the protagonist, and the journey of revenge begins.
Hei Boss knew that the protagonist tried to make peace for the cub and failed. The reward was released, and the old friend of the protagonist took the reward.
No major problems so far.
Next, the protagonist failed the first assassination attempt and was injured and ran away.
The second assassination failed, captured... I have never seen such a tough captive...
As a result, the old friend who received the reward helped him escape the danger. After the escape, the protagonist directly caught up with the black boss, threatening him to hand over his son's whereabouts... He actually gave it up... Is this father acting like this... Well, just be him It's a bonehead... The son who was betrayed by his father saw God in minutes.
At this point, the progress bar is only halfway through... Next, the show operation comes, the black boss found out that the old friend of the protagonist who received the bounty betrayed him, and quietly killed him. Then call the protagonist and say...Brother...I killed your friend~ (You are so kind, don't sell your son wow)
Then the protagonist comes to kill him (I think it would be more reasonable if the protagonist came back on his own and found that his old friend was killed)
Then his car full of bodyguards couldn't find a gun... The black boss was anxious for their business ability, so he gave one of the bodyguards a gun, but only one bullet... Look at this guy's confused expression⬇️
After sacrificing all his teammates, the black boss drove the protagonist's car off a cliff
Although the protagonist jumped out of the car at the last moment and fell to the ground. But at this time, the protagonist has no car and the black boss has a car. I think it should run away at this time... As a result, the black boss chose to get out of the car and fight?! That's right! Black boss chooses to fight! And obviously he doesn't know martial arts...(holds his forehead) Please...don't do this...
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The logic of the whole second half is difficult to be self-consistent. Friends who don't care about this aspect still recommend this drama very much~ After all, it's cool to play!
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