【Fast & Furious】

[Fate 4] It is definitely the kind of movie that you can watch in the theater and watch at home, and you will feel much different. On the sofa in the living room, I couldn't help but care about the slightly harder turns. In the theater, it can be hidden by the low frequency of the engine and the galloping image. But I was watching it in the theater as well. Three years ago, [Tokyo Drift] brought me more excitement after the show. I really didn't expect this film to make the first two episodes unwatchable at all (to I still have so many unexpected good impressions when I visited the cottage three times, although [East] is still vaguely mixed up to now, but without it, it opens up a new path. This fourth episode may have a spectrum or not. Not necessarily, at least the director of the fourth episode is Justin Lin, which in my opinion is a kind of affirmation.

Just mentioning the opening scene of the oil tanker robbery is worthy of being proud of this Taiwanese-born Chinese director. The sense of rhythm, humor, editing ability and scene scheduling presented in this play, including the precise calculation of the length of the entire segment, can keep the audience's tension at a certain height, all of which are already Hollywood. The posture that a director with a strong action file should show. Subsequent plots and car scenes can be considered to maintain the popularity of the viewing, Paul Walker and Vin Diesel's kind of trickery is also very interesting, but Vin Diesel blew up the sports car on the way to the first drug-carrying mission. After the drug was robbed, the strength of the entire conflict was significantly weakened, and the "action movie formula" at the end was more obvious, and there was no accident.

In terms of the performance of the action scenes, the strength of the car scene in this film is declining like a slide, and the opening scene is still the first choice. But it's the fourth episode. I think fans of the series will be willing to continue to support it. The reason may not be all action scenes. I still have to think about how to extend the personality and interaction characteristics of the characters in the first episode. This part I still have to say that Vin Diesel's character is the most successful, not to mention the appearance, but the lines are also very charming; Paul Walker is much inferior in comparison, and a few introspective lines seem to be pretentious and high-profile, and the personality is still swaying. Between reckless and capable, fortunately, he is still handsome enough, and has always maintained the charm of the screen. It is no problem to be a competent second actor. Think about them co-starring in 1, then Paul in 2, Vin in 3, and finally in this episode again, regardless of the business operations and calculations behind the scenes, the audience's excitement at first hearing the news continued to support the first week of the film. The box office is splendid, and now it seems that I am starting to silently look forward to the birth of the fifth episode. The "companionship" of the two of them is not necessarily allied but opposite, and it still leaks the blockbuster hormone and attracts audiences of both genders.

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