plot. Really 100 minutes is just such a story, simple. Many scenes do not know what holds up.
figure. As written in the film, just those three people. Then halfway through, some passers-by are all familiar faces. As far as character creation is concerned, Liu Ye's tough guy image is still very successful. Needless to say, eldest brother, the policeman is completely professional. As for Jing Tian, I still have to be very objective. This girl must have some difficult parts. To be honest, I think she can actually act very well and can have her own style and make something out of it. But. She seems to be well protected. I read a report before that since her debut, all the films were directly shot with big names and big brother-level characters, such as Sun Honglei, He Rundong, Jackie Chan... So it can be seen that she has not met before. When it comes to things like director Zhao Baogang's adjustment of responsibilities, she has yet to meet a director who is good enough to take her acting skills to the next level. So it's still very academic, unnatural, and there are too few touching things that don't fully put myself in this role. To put it bluntly, I don't feel the pain at all in her crying scene. I still cried so "beautiful" that I didn't put it down and really looked like an actor.
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