What I admire the most is the director's precision in destroying scenes. Not to mention the real car crash, the most important thing is to make the power just right, and every crashed car perfectly releases the potentially violent aesthetics. It is different from the big scene in 2012 when a world collapsed into a pile of shit. In the collision between cars, you will find that the momentum of pulling mountains and rivers in 2012 is pale and powerless. I just like people who destroy a little bit, 1+1> 2 scene. A hundred cars exploded into slag at the same time is not as happy as killing them one by one, and the destruction of each car is not a mechanical repetition, but an imaginative superposition. Watching a movie just needs this kind of joy, pinning all the oppression in reality in every roaring beast, releasing it, expanding it, and finally destroying it to nothing. FAST 5 is such a thrilling movie~
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