I heard that John Wick III would not be approved for release in mainland China, so I went to the theater to watch it to see why it grossed $57 million in the first three days in North America, almost double that of Avengers IV. As a result, I was disappointed to find that this is just a pure violence film that kills people most of the time with gorgeous photography and a very weak storyline. The film embodies the violent aesthetics of John Woo's people to the extreme. It goes without saying that killing people with guns and guns. Books and horse racing have become tools of murder. For example, the sense of rhythm that many flying knives are inserted into the human body, the immediate visual sense of the knife entering the eyeball, the knife breaking the ring finger, and the knife being shot into the opponent's heart, the short gun frequently shoots the head at close range, and the large lethal long gun directly penetrates the bulletproof suit, from head to toe. Tail, flesh and blood flying. The performances of Keanu Reeves and Black Bond girl Halle Berry, who starred in The Matrix, are impossible to comment on, basically bringing real people to the level of video games as required by the martial arts instructor. In the film, Chinese, Americans, Russians, Japanese, and Middle Easterners were killed in a pile, and in the end, of course, Reeves, who was one-sixteenth of Chinese blood, won. Flocking to such films, just to appreciate the various murder scenes, shows that human beings have never diminished their curiosity and curiosity about evil.
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