I don't know if there are any friends who have also played Rulong. When I watched this movie, I couldn't help thinking of Kiryu's experience in Rulong, but the difference in the ending between the two was embarrassing. It is also because of the chance that he chose to abdicate and let Xian go after he climbed to the top of the gang (of course, Kiryu's position is higher), but also because of a righteous word, he chose to go back to the muddy waters.
However, compared to the realism shown in this film, Rulong is more fairy tale. When you come out, you always have to pay it back. One end up being "dead", saving his life anyway, while the other is submerged by the water of the sewer, and he is full of helplessness until his death. I think the reason for the difference between the two is that Kiryu still has at least a few friends who are willing to help him regardless of their interests, while Tietou has been betrayed in his short life. Sigh, even that detective would use him to some extent. Bar.
In general, I was attracted by an article on the public account that it was Jackie Chan's best film. I think this is indeed a masterpiece worth watching, and I won't get tired during the nearly 2-hour process. I mean, because the plot is very compact (or even too compact according to other film critics), the contradictions in the plot gradually escalated until the final explosion. Jackie Chan's acting skills in this film, although the expression is a little dull, but the role is really full of helplessness, so it will be more natural. However, the article said "Jackie Chan's best movie", I personally feel that the last scene with Sammo Hung in "Dragon's Heart" can move me even more. There is also "abandoning martial arts and following the text", Jet Li's "Ocean Paradise" is also a good film that moved me to tears.
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