I watched it very hilariously, but after watching it again, I found out that this film was actually not very good. Why is it hi, because it is ferocious enough, and both sides are ferocious enough. Queuing for headshots, executions with hammers, killing children, breaking muscles and joints, all kinds of knees hitting the nose, spine hitting concrete at right angles, head hitting the wall, fluorescent tubes inserted in the throat (by the way, this is anti-physical, and the tubes are easy to insert. It is absolutely impossible to insert it in a half circle), three times in a row with the dagger (by the way, the triple attack that opens three blood blossoms in an instant is also anti-physical. It takes a lot of effort to insert the knife into the human body and pull it out. No matter how strong you are It is also necessary to control the inertia of the exchanges, three times in an instant can only be itching), it is these brutal shots that have inspired the cruel and murderous nature of our primate males, which secrete a large amount of hormones, so I feel hi. Actually, the game was very average.
The non-physical shots mentioned above are not nitpicking. You are a purely realistic player who is pursuing the accuracy and realism of these things.
People get softer as they fight. This is true. Normal fights are much softer than this, but almost all the actors' movements are "noodles", lacking the neatness and short bursts of real fighters. Especially handsome and his brother, the effort can be ignored.
The handsome guy is a little better. The Hundred-Man Slashing section of the corridor performed very well, but he relied on the short weapon with a left and right knife to show off his power. Mad Dog’s skills are much better, but the appearance is too wretched, his body is small, his action is not explosive enough, and his natural conditions are obviously insufficient. People who are one head taller can be beaten by him. It can only be said that the director has the final say. People like him who want to play martial arts, will never be the type that can resist fights and explode with others, because his bones can't withstand a few punches. It should be a vicious and quick direct KO. I still want to boast about the advantages: when the mad dog pulls through the crotch when it is locked behind, it is amazing! Only his body can play.
The action arrangement is unique, but the shortcomings are also obvious. It is much better to use a knife and shoot a gun, and the arrangement of hand-to-hand combat is not very popular. I won’t say anything about posing for the shooter. Any filming with a hundred people cutting the bridge will inevitably be there, because the extras cannot be all spiritual. The biggest drawback is the lack of rationality and coherence in the action. It is often obvious that you can break your spine with one foot, but you have to hug and straighten up and prepare for a kiss, and the result is a counterattack. This arrangement is too blunt. There are too many knee and elbow movements, and my fists seem to be useless. I don't believe that this level of fighting doesn't require the most basic and effective punch to close the door. I have to pull up to the corner of the wall and hit my spine. It's not that people are too hard, but the fists are too soft.
There is also a bandit actor who should be praised: the one who played with the handsome guy on the drug distribution stage for dozens of seconds, at first glance, he is the master of the southern faction! The plate is steady and low, with both hands tightly clamped on the ribs, the fists are not separated from the side by two feet and all rely on short hits, the fists stop and the elbows arrive, and the tiger is angry. I believe that a really handsome guy can't beat him.
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