The 4-step song has a certain inheritance from the beginning to the end, such as the introduction and exposure line of the title, such as the twists and turns, always show the style of stealing first and then be intimidated, such as Ah Tang's hard running, and for example, in the end, the bad guy always dies Absolutely... These inheritances are very good to string together several movies, but at the same time, they also make the movies stereotyped and make people feel a little boring. Tom Tom's high salary and the stereotype of the film, I'm not sure there will be no fifth film.
Next, let’s talk about 3 feelings in detail! The technical content of the film and the arrangement of the scenes are more meticulous and impressive, especially the part where the plane blows up the bridge. From the beginning, the whole picture is full of emotions, followed by the quiet inside of the car, and then the next one. missiles, one in the middle, another in front, and finally the one in the middle, causing the car to nearly fall into the sea. The setting and narrative ability of such a scene is quite powerful. In just one minute, the scene, the cause and effect, and the layout of the entire team are clearly explained. Perhaps these are the strengths of foreign directors, and we are more good at plot twists than screenwriters. The most influential part in this regard is the interception of "Let the Bullets Fly", which also highlights the director's skills. In contrast, Director Chen's "The Promise" is only large and comprehensive, trying to set off the artistic conception but not complementing it with subtle depictions, giving people a feeling of emptiness and generality.
A suspense was set up at the beginning of the movie, but it was not handled well. The person who originally thought it was the No. 1 character on the opposite side was somewhat inconsistent. The banquet did not show ruthlessness, and even seemed a little useless when he was caught. I tried my best to describe it, but I didn't give him a chance to tell the conspiracy and plan, or even the screenwriter didn't think about what this rabbit's foot is.
The movie feels a little loose, unlike the second part, where you always look forward to what will happen next, but this one doesn't set the suspense well, which makes people a little unable to keep up with the pace and feels out of touch.
All in all, it's okay, but I like part 2 the most.
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