The film opens with a wedding and ends with a war. I spent a lot of time on the beauty of the pre-war weekend, the real war scene, followed by irreparable trauma and irreversible tranquility and happiness. Before watching it, I already knew about Nick's death and his memory recovery before he died. I used to think it was cruel, but when I really watched it, I felt that the last second of thinking about the past might be complete, so that the last memory in his life can be friends and Yuhi. And his soul can finally "go home". It is true that "Blood on the Street" is known as the Hong Kong version of "Deer Hunter" for a certain reason, but unfortunately "Blood on the Street" devoted too much space to gun battles and brothers fighting. And "The Deer Hunter" is advanced. There is no specific character in the movie who is the villain. Even the Viet Cong who abused the prisoners is not the villain in the real sense. The villain that shreds all good life is war itself. Therefore, the core of a great war movie must be anti-war. Never thought that the old actor Christopher Walken, who often played cold and evil characters, was so handsome and handsome when he was young. From certain angles, he would think of David Bowie and some other rock and roll pretty boys. I can't listen to it later. When you take my eyes off you, you will never feel only sweet and happy again.
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