Du Qifeng, stop making trouble

Kacey 2022-10-28 06:07:52

When I was in the hotel, I thought that the film was going to follow the high-tech style of a Hong Kong film. After that, it went high and low. A single vote of armed police can't beat two deaf and dumb people. There was no plan and no scheduling. Later, it only highlighted personal heroism without deploying actual combat, resulting in countless deaths of police officers. Except for putting on official positions and fighting haha, they have no actual combat ability. Relying on you to successfully mobilize a few fishing boats and take out a gun to scare you, the boss of the whole group will bring it to you in person as if he was following the full banquet of the Manchurians. How can there be such an easy transaction. So funny.
If it weren't for irony, then To Qifeng, you must be making trouble.
All the highlights fall on the word "scale", so I take it off to the audience naked, and no one stops it. Well, this is called scale, right? I tell you this is just a restoration of the scene, that's all.
Du Qifeng, stop making trouble.

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  • Austin 2022-03-17 09:01:08

    1. Johnnie To is licensed; 2. It is relatively natural for actors from the mainland and Hong Kong to blend in, and reliable directors do not allow actors to perform badly; 3. Lin Xue Qiren Gang, He Liansheng ("Lian" in the subtitle), etc., have consistent galactic fun ; 4. The Hong Kong Gang to the North Drift can be used as a follow-up to the "underworld"; 5. Hong Kong is beautiful, the mainland is more realistic than freehand; 6. In view of the fact that Lao Du has always been mainstream in the mainstream reputation/scoring in the past, he will get one more star

  • Eusebio 2022-03-19 09:01:08

    No benevolence, no morality. The film itself has a lot of room for interpretation, including many conscious hints. But just from this ending, it is already worth the score. Not only is it a reversal, but it also deepens the theme and characters, so you can't help but recall some of the previous plots. The fatalistic sense of Johnnie To's movies has been planted into the context of mainland police and criminal movies. It is rare to see such a tragic battle between police and robbers.