I almost missed it, thinking it was a racial dispute between whites and Indians, an epic film, and when I heard about old Li Chongao and the like, thinking of his excessive acting skills, I was very uninterested to watch it. But I was pulled by a friend to see it, and found that two survivors were pinched. Lao Li and Tang Laoshi are acting against each other. Although Tang Laoshi has a lot less acting, but I really think his performance is natural, and Xu Soo and this villain don't feel very annoying anymore. Brother Fei is not only a very principled person, but his principles are also very simple. Although he is an outstanding representative of "conscience is eaten by dogs", he is also a survivor in the final analysis, and all actions are caused by threats to his own interests. If someone pointed a gun at him, he would shoot back without hesitation, and once he found that the other party was bluffing without ammunition, he could write it off immediately and live in peace. If I want to say that this fellow has a very clear mind, he just has no morals.
In contrast, Lao Li's role, with so many shots, played so hard, what was it portrayed? It really can't be thin anymore. The toughest person in the whole film is his cheap wife and hard-working child. There is no way to believe that the sense of disobedience is unclear, and it is a family watching. Could it be that Lao Li's starlight can't see him as a character?
Why do I feel scolded? Just write it here.
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