Like a Hong Kong movie in the 80s

It's really very similar. Wu Yusen hasn't gone to the Hong Kong film feel of the Hollywood era. I tried desperately to find Chinese names in the cast list, but I still couldn't find them. . But it's really very similar. Even the protagonist took the gun and walked in slow motion with the same number of roads, just like playing a Cantonese song. There is also the bridge section where the police academy graduates, it is almost always in the past hk royal police movies! ! ! Even the funeral is complete. . .
The story is the same, but it satisfies the requirement of watching Hong Kong movies all the time. Armada is more fierce than the "woman next to my eldest brother" in the Hong Kong movie! The rhythm is good, the long film doesn't make people feel boring, and Jacques' acting skills are very good, much better than the muscle man Mark. The nostalgic style of disco in the 80s is very good. At the beginning of the song-it was the one that was familiar when Armada exposed the right hemisphere. It seemed to be missed in the Zhengda variety show in a certain year!
A peculiar nostalgic shootout. . . The image of the Russians is so negative...No, at that time they were still called Soviets. In recent years, the images of bad actors in Hollywood have begun to differentiate. Latin Americans, Russians, and Chinese have all emerged.

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