1. "First Blood" Rating: 8.3 Starring: Sylvester Stallone/Richard Crenna/Brian Dennehy Movie Review: A hero who has fought for his country, an aggressive policeman, no Veterans who are understood and trusted, the war is over, but the war seems to have never ended. Even if you ret

1, " First Blood "

Rating: 8.3

Starring: Sylvester Stallone / Richard Crenna / Brian Dennehy

Movie Comments: who fought for his country Heroes, aggressive police officers, veterans who are not understood and trusted, the war is over, but the war seems to have never ended. Even when I return to my hometown, I feel like I am still in the jungle of Vietnam, living with trauma and PTSD, War makes you lose friends, lose the ability to enjoy ordinary life, and lose everything. However, this kind of sacrifice is not only rewarded with applause or concern, but also doubts and criticism. Compared with being killed by the enemy on the battlefield, , and what makes people sigh even more is that it is not your enemies that will kill you, but your compatriots. Although death is terrible, life here is not something to be thankful for, but life requires more courage. The trauma after the war and the confusion after returning home moved the audience very much!

2, " Once Upon a Time in Mexico "

Rating: 7.3

Starring: Antonio Banderas / Salma Hayek / Johnny Depp

Movie Review: Robert Rodriguez's "Guitar" The final chapter of the "Hitman" trilogy, the story continues from the second part, and of course it continues the production level and star cast of the second part. It is also the most exciting but confusing plot in the trilogy. Western film + gangster film + South American politics + copycat version of Blind Man Zatoichi + low-profile version of "The Belt Wolf" + foreign version of the plot of Gu Long's martial arts novel + all-star cast. At the end of the credits, Robert Rodriguez also thanked his good buddy Quentin for his support. The biggest Easter egg in this film is the cameo role of the leading actor in the later equally hilarious "Machete" series. In short, except for some scenes that are quite bloody! johnnydepp is young and handsome. Even if you go blind and finally take off your coat and put on a pistol vest, you will still be handsome. It feels very Mexican.

3, " Braving the Island of Death "

Rating: 8.6

Starring: Sean Connery / Nicolas Cage / Ed Harris

Movie Comments: To be honest, I watched it again after many years. After finishing this, I especially want to ask: What has Hollywood been doing in the past thirty years? Abusing CGI without restraint and making countless tasteless duplicates. Looking at action movies from 30 years ago, the plot points are one after another, compact and dense, the internal driving logic is reasonable, and the 130 minutes is not boring at all. The designs of the three main characters have their own characteristics, with distinct and full personalities. And the soundtrack of this action scene is simply surprising. Hans Zimmer had such a hand before falling into the curse of duangduangduang. In short, the plot of the classic movie is indeed compact, and the acting skills and appearance of the actors are online. Unlike the movies nowadays, it is impossible to watch... So I still think the old movies in the past are more interesting ~

4, " Die Hard "

Rating: 8.2

Starring: Bruce Willis/Bonnie Bedelia/Reginald Ware Johnson

Movie review: Die Hard is a standard Hollywood movie about a single soldier fighting to save the world. , but what is different is that various elements are relatively complete. The most exciting thing about this film is the constant switching of the offensive and defensive positions. Originally, the gangsters led by Professor Snape had taken all the excitement of high-intelligence crimes, but the little policeman who slipped through the net completely lost the situation. It turns into a horror game against villains, causing endless twists and turns in the well-thought-out criminal plan. In short, in that era when computer special effects were not yet developed, there were no dazzling special effects, no fancy tricks, just all kinds of hand-to-hand combat, which made people's blood boil. It's a pity that Hollywood doesn't have such pure police action in recent years.

5, "The Raid 2: Thugs"

rating: 8.1

Starring: Iko Uwais/Julie Estelle/Yayan Ruian

movie review: is used in the film industry for excessive editing and abuse of special effects, Nowadays, with the proliferation of CGI, there is such a masterpiece that makes the audience's jaws drop. It is definitely a feast for the eyes of the audience! Delicacy and violence, two opposite styles harmoniously dance like a tango. The adrenaline was at full blast, and the sound of punches hitting flesh and bones breaking was so intense. The plot doesn't have enough blood to make up for it, and the lawless and violent aesthetics are worth having. Uncle Endo and Ryūhei had more scenes than I thought, and Uncle Kitamura was just a bit of a spoiler, but I was still a little excited when I saw him appear. So in general, and are more like gangster movies than the first one. "The Raid 2: Thugs" has shocking action scenes, ultimate practical combat aesthetics, compact plot, vivid characters, violent aesthetics and emotional resonance coexisting, which is not for fans of action movies. miss!

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1, " First Blood "

Rating: 8.3

Starring: Sylvester Stallone / Richard Crenna / Brian Dennehy

Movie Comments: who fought for his country Heroes, aggressive police officers, veterans who are not understood and trusted, the war is over, but the war seems to have never ended. Even when I return to my hometown, I feel like I am still in the jungle of Vietnam, living with trauma and PTSD, War makes you lose friends, lose the ability to enjoy ordinary life, and lose everything. However, this kind of sacrifice is not only rewarded with applause or concern, but also doubts and criticism. Compared with being killed by the enemy on the battlefield, , and what makes people sigh even more is that it is not your enemies that will kill you, but your compatriots. Although death is terrible, life here is not something to be thankful for, but life requires more courage. The trauma after the war and the confusion after returning home moved the audience very much!

2, " Once Upon a Time in Mexico "

Rating: 7.3

Starring: Antonio Banderas / Salma Hayek / Johnny Depp

Movie Review: Robert Rodriguez's "Guitar" The final chapter of the "Hitman" trilogy, the story continues from the second part, and of course it continues the production level and star cast of the second part. It is also the most exciting but confusing plot in the trilogy. Western film + gangster film + South American politics + copycat version of Blind Man Zatoichi + low-profile version of "The Belt Wolf" + foreign version of the plot of Gu Long's martial arts novel + all-star cast. At the end of the credits, Robert Rodriguez also thanked his good buddy Quentin for his support. The biggest Easter egg in this film is the cameo role of the leading actor in the later equally hilarious "Machete" series. In short, except for some scenes that are quite bloody! johnnydepp is young and handsome. Even if you go blind and finally take off your coat and put on a pistol vest, you will still be handsome. It feels very Mexican.

3, " Braving the Island of Death "

Rating: 8.6

Starring: Sean Connery / Nicolas Cage / Ed Harris

Movie Comments: To be honest, I watched it again after many years. After finishing this, I especially want to ask: What has Hollywood been doing in the past thirty years? Abusing CGI without restraint and making countless tasteless duplicates. Looking at action movies from 30 years ago, the plot points are one after another, compact and dense, the internal driving logic is reasonable, and the 130 minutes is not boring at all. The designs of the three main characters have their own characteristics, with distinct and full personalities. And the soundtrack of this action scene is simply surprising. Hans Zimmer had such a hand before falling into the curse of duangduangduang. In short, the plot of the classic movie is indeed compact, and the acting skills and appearance of the actors are online. Unlike the movies nowadays, it is impossible to watch... So I still think the old movies in the past are more interesting ~

4, " Die Hard "

Rating: 8.2

Starring: Bruce Willis/Bonnie Bedelia/Reginald Ware Johnson

Movie review: Die Hard is a standard Hollywood movie about a single soldier fighting to save the world. , but what is different is that various elements are relatively complete. The most exciting thing about this film is the constant switching of the offensive and defensive positions. Originally, the gangsters led by Professor Snape had taken all the excitement of high-intelligence crimes, but the little policeman who slipped through the net completely lost the situation. It turns into a horror game against villains, causing endless twists and turns in the well-thought-out criminal plan. In short, in that era when computer special effects were not yet developed, there were no dazzling special effects, no fancy tricks, just all kinds of hand-to-hand combat, which made people's blood boil. It's a pity that Hollywood doesn't have such pure police action in recent years.

5, "The Raid 2: Thugs"

rating: 8.1

Starring: Iko Uwais/Julie Estelle/Yayan Ruian

movie review: is used in the film industry for excessive editing and abuse of special effects, Nowadays, with the proliferation of CGI, there is such a masterpiece that makes the audience's jaws drop. It is definitely a feast for the eyes of the audience! Delicacy and violence, two opposite styles harmoniously dance like a tango. The adrenaline was at full blast, and the sound of punches hitting flesh and bones breaking was so intense. The plot doesn't have enough blood to make up for it, and the lawless and violent aesthetics are worth having. Uncle Endo and Ryūhei had more scenes than I thought, and Uncle Kitamura was just a bit of a spoiler, but I was still a little excited when I saw him appear. So in general, and are more like gangster movies than the first one. "The Raid 2: Thugs" has shocking action scenes, ultimate practical combat aesthetics, compact plot, vivid characters, violent aesthetics and emotional resonance coexisting, which is not for fans of action movies. miss!

5 classic violent aesthetic movies, which ones have you seen? Coding is not easy. Welcome to follow, like, and leave a message for discussion.