The characteristic of Hong Kong movies is that as a non-professional audience, the biggest feeling of this movie is that it is cool. Whether it is the naked hand-to-hand combat between Nicholas Tse and Donnie Yen or the blasting scene at the climax of the film, people can see the shadow of early Hong Kong action films. In fact, the early Hong Kong films were widely loved because his martial arts movements were really enjoyable, which is exactly what many films do not have now.
Actors seem to have lost their dedication to film and art, but whenever there is any action, they start to use body double, and most directors choose to avoid such action scenes. Just from Hong Kong action movies. The severity of anger is very qualified. Sometimes the audience wants not only the height and depth, but also the simple plot, but also the hearty action scenes, and the audience enjoys it.
In fact, in all fairness, role-playing is similar to the previous bomb squad, but the difference is that the latter is still returning to the right path, making atonement by sacrificing itself and realizing spiritual redemption. However, the policeman played by Nicholas Tse in Serious Cases of Anger can be said to be a very typical villain hero. This is the right way. Once in prison, he ruined his future and plunged himself into endless darkness. After he was released from prison, he became a kidnapper and stood on the opposite side of his former friend.
In fact, such a role is more attractive, colorful and realistic than Wei's male master. Nicholas Tse's role will be hated for a long time, and his questioning of the male host at the end of the movie also makes the whole movie feel a little involuntary. If the man had carried out the task, would he have fallen into the same situation as the man?