First, the plot is the highlight. It is said to be a detective movie, which is interspersed with Johnston's love story, and several cases have been led out from one case, and they all successfully justified it. A blind detective is very thoughtful and valuable. Although the overall plot is fictitious, I don't think it's fake after reading it.
Secondly, the director's precise handling of the plot is the highlight. Two hours to tell the truth, I was a little tired in several places, but just about to get tired, the development of the plot will make my scalp tingle, going back and forth several times. After leaving the movie theater, my scalp was still numb, which was very refreshing. In particular, after I saw the tattoo on the back of the heroine during Johnston's drive, my feelings couldn't be restrained. Maybe I was too involved, but I was able to devote myself to it, and it was Andy Lau's acting and plot that pulled me into the plot.
Then the acting skills of the male and female protagonists are top-notch, no doubt, the aura they exude can be integrated with the plot, making it easy for people to follow their feelings.
It's time for a series of missing young people to cry in one scene at the same time. I heard someone crying in the movie theater. Maybe it was a woman who was hurt by love. The woman cried for ten minutes. Fortunately, the movie scene Even if a woman is crying, she doesn't feel disobedient.
Speaking of shortcomings, I think this movie is a bit fake in the part where Xiaomin's boyfriend fools around with his partner's woman, but maybe it's just my feeling. Also, the overall picture of the film is relatively dark. Maybe detective films are all about creating such an atmosphere. Personally, I feel a little dizzy after watching it, but it's okay.
Finally, as a Chinese movie, this movie can say to itself: I am proud.
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