The first film " The Assassin Nie Yinniang "
The biggest difference between this film and previous martial arts films is that there is no assistance in the fighting scenes. The fights often last for a breath, then pause and everyone walks away. There are no moves, no editing, no music, and no lines. The script says that when the clouds cover the sun, Yinniang flies down like a bird. And because there are no wires or special effects, what the audience often sees is just Yinniang jumping straight down, her skills are slightly more agile than ordinary people, but there is nothing worthy of surprise, and there is even no sense of beauty. This is Hou-style energy. Rather than glimmering, what he pursues is reality, the limit of energy that can be achieved as an assassin. Beyond this limit, the assassin is no longer an assassin, but a legend. Hopefully there will be at least one movie every year that is worth the effort.
The second part " Kill Bill "
I watched it once in a friend's home theater ten years ago. In the past two days, it has been available on Netflix again, so I watched it again in my own screening room. The battle at Aoba House was simply too exciting! Eavesdropping outside the house, detecting people with hidden weapons, hiding people in the beams, meteor hammers, leaping into the air, without the Shaolin stick before changing the sword, the lone heroine comes to take revenge, one against a hundred, seizes the white blade with bare hands, and seizes the move with two fingers , the background music played during the battle with Johnny Mo has the familiar flavor of Hong Kong martial arts, as well as the classic Bruce Lee suit. Holy shit, this is simply the Hollywood version of Chinese martial arts! Uma Thurman's voice shouldn't be too charming, especially when speaking Japanese! Lucy Liu's clip is simply too classic, breathtakingly beautiful! By the way, I quite liked that part of the comic, and I still have endless aftertaste about it.
The third "Scorpion Star"
"Scorpion Star" is a remake of "Nikita the Prisoner", which is the famous work of Luc Besson. Since then, I have seen countless similar stories, including the 2002 Hong Kong movie "The Naked Agent" and the TV series "Nikita" where Maggie Q later went to Hollywood to star in; women living on the margins of society, with pitiful appearances, after being hurt, Having the ability to fight back powerfully, being selected and trained by an agent organization, returning as a normal person, getting in touch with normal people's emotions, struggling between normal people and killers, and finally fighting a way out with violence... Such plots are actually very common. Even a bit cheesy. However, as an old film, its content and quality are still not inferior to current film and television works of the same type. It is the ultimate state of reinvention!
The fourth film " spree "
This film is later than Nikita, and earlier than Jason Bourne. There is a subconscious of ordinary life in the female agent's heart, and she makes the lie come true after losing her memory. Forget about the past of fighting and killing, let the previous cover identity become a reality, be an ordinary teacher, give birth to a daughter, start a family, and live an ordinary happy life. But the past is inseparable, unfinished business still needs to be completed, and there is no hiding from it. The plot is very rich, but it is too gold-fingered, and it will inevitably become unconventional later on. But I still like the interpretation of the male and female protagonists, the good performances are fascinating. In short, the Hollywood blockbusters of the 1990s were quite good to watch, with solid scripts and impeccable acting skills. Unfortunately, there was no successor and the policies were inexplicably correct. Is this the law that prosperity must inevitably decline?
The fifth part " Female Sniper "
I can't believe it was filmed by the Russians, because it has a completely juvenile tone, without any historical baggage, and the life-or-death love is also unrestrained. How much heart can you support? Such a perspective? At the same time, I also find it incredible that war movies can be so beautiful? The sun shines down like satin, and there are ladybugs that don't know their safety perched on the scope... Although the tone of the whole movie is not comfortable, perhaps it is just to highlight the coldness and embarrassment of the war, and the final changes of the Americans are not enough. The foreshadowing and the ending are too hasty. But despite its faults, the whole movie is still very beautiful and worth pondering. ps: After watching this movie, I feel that I have too much historical knowledge to make up for~
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