The UNUSUAL suspect

Ron 2022-03-22 09:01:03

The police station card at the beginning of the film indicates that the bridge segment has become a classic (the snicker is rumored to be because an actor fart at the scene), and Stephen Chow's God of Cookery is following suit. But the whole movie is too much like an expansion of a short drama that is only a burden for the ending of the shaking. The reason for the expansion is that the part of the burden, that is, the part of the police and the limp, you ask me and answer, it is too short and very insufficient. With a standard film length of about 100 minutes, it can only be complemented by flashback narratives. But embarrassing. These flashbacks that take up more space are just some Hollywood police movies. They deal with errands and are unconventional. They lack the visual and suspenseful excitement that can drive the emotions of the audience. As a result, when you finally shake off the burden, they are all tired...

Tyreek 2022-03-23 09:01:03

There are many people who come to make up after watching "Wushuang". The most important thing for this kind of film is to be concise and fast. The most important thing for storytelling is not to structure too many intersections between people. The more intersections, the more holes there are. So the story of this cripple only has one or two characters. There are a lot of descriptions and manipulations, a lot of fragmented information, and follow the listener's thinking mode. Even if you look back and think that it is full of loopholes, you will be bluffed at that moment. However, "Wushuang" pays too much attention to the characters and the emotional part. During the listening process of the whole story, the audience has given enough time to think about the logic of each person's behavior, and it has not achieved the effect of bluffing people at all, so that the police actually paid the bill. Has become the most buggy bug.