brilliant sunset

Laverna 2022-04-24 07:01:24

Although Chow Yun-fat is called "Brother Xiao Ma" despite the title of "hero nature", but no matter how you look at it, it is more like a work that sells dog meat with a sheep's head. The mainstream ignores the grief and anger of underestimation. The success of the sequel is the mentality of everyone successfully turning over and exuding charm. In this part, Tsui Hark's guidance does not belong to any of the previous two situations. He borrowed John Woo to build the shell of the rivers and lakes. Son, stuffed into his seemingly romantic, but actually Qiongyao-style hypocritical entanglement, this difference not only comes from the writing of the plot, but also from the failure in the action scenes that can evaporate the charm of the characters, and Tsui Hark who lost Cheng Xiaodong The shortcomings of the action scenes are all revealed. The fighting scenes lack tension and the momentum of confrontation. The paragraphs where the three leading actors deal with a large number of villains are more like the halo imposed on the characters in the bloody drama, rather than the charm given to the characters by the creator. To make matters worse, Tsui Hark used the lowest level of sensationalism when writing the script-creating bad guys (and also using slow motion or close-up, which is a highly oriented technique), which created an opportunity for the film to collapse.

Ena 2022-03-18 09:01:09

It can be the predecessor of Xiaoma, what love triangle can obviously be rejected. He just wanted her to like him, and his love for her continued. Leung Ka Fai is really an unlovable character. Brother Pony has a heroic spirit without a long-term relationship. The best scene turned out to be the parting of Uncle Song in the eighth day. Liang Jiahui's role is really forced to live. He Changqing is really blessed to have such a subordinate. The Song of the Sunset is a good song, and Anita Mui and Zhang Keyi are both good. The little brother has little effect, and the eighth day is the best. One more star is from the eighth day of the first year, and I read it in the first ten years of 1989.