The first time I came into contact with this series was during my senior year cram school. I went to the video room on the street to watch the second episode. Due to my special skills, I changed the tape twice. Every time we were below, we would be screaming. Hurry up and change it. what! At that time, watching a grenade explode or a submachine gun fired, as long as it was a little more realistic than the war between the South and the North, it would drive our adolescent male youths crazy, not to mention the burning of gasoline to chase the plane.
During college, English-language subtitled films became popular. It was the first time I watched the first episode. The Hong Kong Translation Building was shocked. To be honest, I really didn’t think it was that good at that time. The world of speed. But this unbeatable Bruce Willie has a kind of magic power. So far, this first episode is the most action movie I have watched repeatedly. Why? That kind of real feeling of punching to the flesh? Or a hot scene? Or is everyone's deep desire for a lone hero? Can't really tell. Then I thought a British political commentator and fan said something like: who on the planet has that kind of presence in Highbury? Laobu's films, especially this series, give people a sense of presence!
Why does everyone think that the best thing about Governor Arnold is a true lie? It's also the same reason
. When the first episode came out, the director was probably still in middle school -- I really don't know if this young director is looking up or a negotiating tone when facing Lao Bo. ? I think it's the former. He used too many close-ups of his face. In some close-ups, he could almost feel the breath of Bruce Willie's large pores. He was paying homage to this undead New York police officer in a adoring gesture. , Even the dialogue is more attentive than the previous episodes, the little kid asked: Why are you still willing to be a hero? (Being beaten by random guns, his wife divorced, and his daughter ignores him) -- Lao Bu smiled and put on that iconic line on the corner of his mouth: "Because others can't do it." cool!
Of course, this is the era of the Internet, so of course the bad guys need to be networked. Not only that, but they are also equipped with helicopters, firefighter-like FBI uniforms, submachine guns estimated to exceed 200 rounds per minute, and French-speaking kung fu masters. , there is also an oriental chick targeting the Asian market, like the Matrix, but the old cloth's plan is still stuck in the simple and effective 90s: rescue the girl and kill other bad guys. Cool!
Several shortcomings:
The translation of the title is average, I always think so, the Hong Kong translation style is sometimes expressive, sometimes it is nonsense, and the brave heart has been translated into shocking and unrequited emotions. How good is the diehard title for this series?
There are too many trailers, and the flying cars and fighter jets are only reserved for people in the cinema. How exciting?
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