The mentally retarded and stupid B is another feature of this film.
The action choreography is more innovative, and it is shocking to watch. As an entertainment film, in addition to these, we don't seem to expect it to give people more things. The film's dangerous world, where bad guys can get their way, is too much compared to real life. When I returned from the film to real life, I couldn't help but sigh, the real world is still beautiful! Not so dangerous, not so many bad guys! At this point, the desired effect of the film may have been achieved.
However, this is also a film full of flaws and nonsense. No matter what kind of social system it is in, I am afraid that Wang Baos will not be tolerated to do whatever they want and ignore the police. I don't believe that there is no single law that can govern these gangsters. Even if Wang Bao didn't shoot the undercover police officer himself, but because he was at the scene and participated in the beating, couldn't he be sentenced for "accomplice crime"? It's not unreasonable that he openly attacked the police in prison and couldn't get him. How did the killer know the whereabouts of the three policemen? He can slaughter one by one calmly in one night, and his supernatural powers are unbelievable...
The incompetence of the police is even more ridiculous. They want to cure Wang Bao's crimes, and their means have been reduced to the point where they are even more underworld than underworld. In the scene of forcing the shooter to jump off the building, the line between right and wrong has become blurred. Evil is used to defeat evil, and violence is used to change violence. The police are more like gangsters.
Reminds me of a scholar's famous saying: "The government is the legal underworld, and the underworld is the illegal government". Is the film trying to interpret this sentence vividly?
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