The shots, lines, and sound effects of the movie are all amazing. Splashed water droplets, splattered blood; when the fights are only visible, when the fights hit the flesh, the arrangements are just right. Every move and every way you come and go, every word and every word has a thousand emotions and a hundred kinds of reasons. Some people are safe in their own corner of the world, and some people's bread is the whole world. There is no right or wrong, it is all a choice. I have to admit that the picture of the movie is impeccable, and each frame alone is a very high-level photographic work. It's a pity that too many cuts make the story structure fragmented, and the appearance of many characters is inexplicable.
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