Don’t watch the Cantonese version of this film, why? Because Peng Yuyan's dubbing in the Cantonese version is rubbish (I don't mean to say Peng Yuyan's acting is bad), it will directly lose points for this film. If the full score is 10 points, the Cantonese version is worth at mo

Don’t watch the Cantonese version of this film, why? Because Peng Yuyan's dubbing in the Cantonese version is rubbish (I don't mean to say Peng Yuyan's acting is bad), it will directly lose points for this film. If the full score is 10 points, the Cantonese version is worth at most 5 points, and the Mandarin version can be worth 6 points.

is still a bit ambivalent about this film. I like the picture style, which has the flavor of "Solid as a Rock". Secondly, the soundtrack is very nice, especially Andy Lau's solo "I Know Everything", which is very nice. Unfortunately, there are too many dissatisfaction points, which overshadow these two advantages. I will talk about the specific points below.

The first is the action scene. For example, in that part, Andy Lau discovered that his secret was discovered by Lin Jiadong, so he arranged a killer to kill Lin Jiadong. Lin Jiadong also told Peng Yuyan and Simon Yam about the secret. When he felt that he was being chased by the killer, After tipping off Peng Yuyan, Peng Yuyan rushed over and fought with the killer. This part of the scene felt not that the action scenes were not good-looking, but that the filming was not good. I don’t know whether it was because of the consistent shaking or the editing, but it was uncomfortable to watch. The action director is Qian Jiale. I don’t know whether he managed this part or the director was responsible.

Secondly, Peng Yuyan is a policeman. Why is he chewing gum again and again when talking to people? Is it character design or something like that? Watching the Mandarin version of this part, with his original voice, it is quite acceptable. If you watch the Cantonese version of the dubbing, the audio and video are out of sync, which is very uncomfortable. This dubbing failure made me compare this film to the biggest bad movie of 2023, "Super Family".

Also, Andy Lau’s wedding scene in Malaysia didn’t look grand enough. In that wedding photo, why wasn’t it a banner? It looked like a square? Of course, if you think it doesn't affect the viewing, it can be justified. The bigger problem is actually the gun battle scene. When I watched it for the first time, I was wondering why the Hong Kong police were involved in cross-border law enforcement. At that time, I thought the screenwriter had written it randomly. When I watched it the second time, I saw that it was explained that it was actually a cross-border cooperation, so it was okay. Let’s talk about the gunfight scene. It was supposed to be a very exciting gunfight scene, but no matter how well it was filmed, it didn’t make anyone excited at all. Instead, I felt like dozing off while watching it. When I think about it, the gunfight at the end of "Anti-Drug 3" by my old collaborator Qiu Litao was much more exciting than this. I even feel sorry for Qiu Litao, I scolded him too early.

Once again, a group of friends mentioned the special effects baby. They really couldn’t figure out why this scene was filmed and so carefully. I think this section should be for showing off skills, especially since Hong Kong films currently have insufficient funds, there are not many opportunities to make special effects blockbusters, so I feel that this section has an attempt at special effects, which is better than that of "Animal World" Unnecessary stunts are much better. Of course I understand that some people may not be able to accept it. Another issue that made me notice is that in movies, the whole world will not show too many scenes of babies and children dying, especially here. In this way, those who used to talk about scale control, right? Got slapped in the face?

This is the fifth point. In the end, when Andy Lau drove to the door of his house, it felt unreal. Am I not imaginative enough? Is there any problem with the distance between the road and his mansion? Anyway, I can’t figure it out, it’s very old-fashioned. It really gives me a headache just thinking about it, so I just treat it as "bad"!

Actually, the stain mentioned in the title was something I just thought about when I was just preparing to write it today. This kind of friendship developed between undercover agents and criminals, of course I know it can happen. But I still don’t understand it, especially Andy Lau’s role. Every time something happens, let someone else take his place, like Jiang Haowen at the beginning. Even when his daughter was so weak, he still refused to admit guilt. How could he exaggerate his emotional importance? At this time, do you regard Lin Jiadong as a friend? Does Lin Jiadong still believe it? As a result, the final film was made as if the police were the wrong people?

So I don’t dare to think about the various logics of this film. Being able to say this also shows that the plot of this movie is actually somewhat attractive, but it was not filmed well, so it seems tangled.What

just thought of is, since Andy Lau can leave because of lack of evidence, why is he still so careless? If you want to deal with the traitor Lin Jiadong, you can't be cautious and you have to do it with such a big fanfare. Isn't he a person with high IQ? He is also a lawyer. Why can't he just keep a low profile and be done with it? He was followed by the police. In the end, the police cracked his darknet and found the evidence. It seemed too easy. You can make it more difficult!