The restart was unexpectedly wonderful. The film style of the previous "Police Story" series has been changed, and the overall tone is more serious and gloomy. Without the aura of the protagonist of the omnipotent super cop like Chen Jiaju, Chen Guorong's characterization is more realistic: he is also a man who makes mistakes, blames himself for the death of his colleagues, and fails to bring criminals to justice. Ordinary people with flesh and blood who feel pain because of the law. As the son of the chief superintendent, the role of Azu has strong dramatic conflict and irony, and Wu Yanzu also vividly interprets the character's bad, ruffian, cold-blooded and other character characteristics, which can be said to be one of the film's The finishing touch. Zheng Xiaofeng, played by Nicholas Tse, contracted one of the few laughs in this film, and the ending explained why he came to impersonate the police, which still brought tears to my eyes. There is still nothing to say about the action. The previous elements of the "Police Story" series are all missing, and even this one has some more street parkour shadows. With the BGM, it looks like a feeling. I thought "Police Story 4: Simple Mission" was the pinnacle of the series, but I didn't expect that "New Police Story", which was reborn in all aspects, successfully reached a new high, and it was over.
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