Perfect for extreme sports

Justen 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Good idea, bad acting, bad screenwriter

Waylon 2022-03-20 09:01:35

B. Bigelow's really cool movie in the early 90s! At the time, her husband Cameron served as executive producer, and "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" was released in the same year. The opening film is a parallel editing of surfing and gun training, connecting two things and two characters in series. The rivalry between Keanu and Swayze seems to be a basic love scene at present. The tension created during the raid is too exciting and the whole film is like that. The chase scene where you can switch between scenes is impressive (ending with a knee injury and two people facing each other), and then there are skydiving scenes and a few after the speed. The "action film" of the film is much more exciting, and the second jump without an umbrella is equivalent to integrating into the subculture team values ​​(leaving firearms in the opponent's scene and then discarding firearms is like a sexual suggestion), and it is also destined to be a lifelong pursuit of achievement and throwing police badges in the sea. It is also more convinced that it inspired "The Fast and the Furious". The temperament is so hard that it can't be seen that it was made by a female director, but if you think about it, like "Blue Angel of Thunder", it is "a villain who can never be caught", and it is obviously Bigelow's anti-system concept. PS: The skydiving place is exactly the same as Lake Powell, who just watched "Planet of the Apes".