To be honest, this rating is now a low 7.4.
This plot is much better than a lot of cool heroes. The fight scenes look very professional, and it solves a major bug in many movies that pulls the back of the back when you are dying - shoots to the head after being knocked down. Steady, accurate, ruthless, like a graceful hedgehog.
But it's not really a killer story. A family has an autistic older brother, the mother gives up, and the father lives with the children, trying his best to teach them survival skills, fighting and the importance of family. The film does not detail the growth of the younger brother. My brother went to prison after his father's death. In prison, he met another gangster accountant who treated him like his father. He learned accounting knowledge and communicated with people. The autistic girl she met in the orphanage grew up to be a computer hacker, helping her brother after his release from prison to talk business and do intelligence work. Brothers meet in an event. My mother died of illness, my father killed my brother by blocking a bullet at my mother's funeral, and my brother went to jail. Brothers met many years later, and the autistic brother was self-reliant and maintained the livelihood of the orphanage. What an inspiring story.
When it comes to Daben's acting facial paralysis, look at the setting: This character is a professionally trained autistic patient with emotional barriers. He needs to learn to recognize other people's emotions the day after tomorrow, and is used to singing children's songs without emotional changes under great pressure.
One of the reasons why I highly recommend it is that the scenes of refilling the gun are too comfortable to watch.
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