The 2003 film was reserved for me by LG. I finally found time to watch it recently. It was very enjoyable! It is said to be a remake of "Mission Italia" in the 1960s, and I can't help but respect the Americans. At that time, our Chinese movies were still full of revolutionary women with short hair and a shy smile at the revolutionary man with a box gun. Woolen cloth! People have begun to study high-tech crime. However, if you think about it from another angle, in just 40 years, Chinese films have made a lot more progress than American films. Besides, these kinds of films can’t be separated from China’s “Thirty-six Strategies” if they come and go. Pushing it forward for 1,800 years, Chinese people have achieved much higher than foreigners.
Most of the films with the theme of stealing are a routine, heavily guarded buildings or villas, and safes are filled with valuable antiques, treasures or money. Big thieves or small thieves reach the treasure through ventilation pipes and underground pipes, and use various methods to open the safe and get rid of the stupid guards. You're done, and most get away with it.
"Stealing the Sky and Changing the Sun" is probably this formula, the difference is that he used the trick of "mocking the tiger away from the mountain" and "stealing the beam and changing the column" - when he blew the safe full of gold bars under the water hut, he used a boat with a fake safe to lead the guards away , the real safe actually fell into the bottom of the water, and was successfully obtained by the prepared thieves wearing wetsuits. But Norton, the unscrupulous, came to cross the river and draw the bridge. On the way they fled with gold bars, they set up an ambush, threw the big guys to the bottom of the water, and set up a lot of cold guns. Then fly away with gold bars!
If the story is over, the movie is over, and you can imagine that a few of them didn't die, so they started a journey of revenge...
The result? It's not that justice triumphs over evil, anyway, stealing things can't be attributed to justice! But the road is one foot high, the devil is ten feet high, and the few people who didn't die still took the gold bars back, and they used one to invite you into the urn, and Norton was captured alive...
I won't say much about the wonderful places, so as not to Those who haven't seen it know in advance, it's less interesting :)
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