Dark battle, human nature and time.

When I was in high school, I watched Dark War for the first time. Since then, it has been out of control, and so far, I have watched it no less than 10 times. The first time I saw this movie, it was strongly recommended by a classmate who had seen it to watch it in the film and television hall. When the picture appeared, I began to recall the clips from the movie he told me and the classic line: "I am the senior inspector of Hong Kong Huang Qifa, put down the weapon in my hand and come out to surrender," the classic lines.
After watching a film, I summed up the film in this sentence: three days of life in four weeks. Human nature and the length of life make up the whole movie, the bad guys are good and the good guys are good and bad. Everyone thinks of others for himself.
Time is a cord of the whole film, and along it, we see the value of time, the rush of time, the never-return of time and the helplessness that time brings to people. When Andy Lau and the heroine in the film said it was a pity I didn't have time, when he couldn't help but spit out a mouthful of blood into the cup, everything was so natural, and everything was so helpless.
Several bets, both sides have winners and losers. From the pursuit of results at the beginning to the results of cooperation later, human nature is reflected in it. Facts are cruel, but cruel facts also give people warmth. From the beginning to the end, I do things for my own grievances, and from the beginning to the end, I do a good thing for the society. Bad things are done, but no serious mistakes are made; good things are done, but they are often deliberately wrong. While performing their respective roles, the two protagonists fought and cooperated for each other and for a common purpose.
This is a cop film, but it should be seen as a documentary. Look at the time, look at human nature, and think about how you should walk the rest of your life.

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