Yu Huo zhi Lu

Yes, it's a very novel movie. It's rare to see the subject of kidnapping in China, and it's not like other movies of the same subject. It's even a thriller. I like the first half of the picture very much, and the overall plot is relatively relaxed compared with the second half. There are also some funny points, like the western film (also reminds of the no man's land in Ninghao). The second half of the movie is like a Southeast Asian revenge thriller, with a general scale, but it's very cool. In addition, I think the plot of the movie is the best in this year's revenge thriller. The setting of the three main characters is very interesting. From the English name of the movie, you can also know the character setting of the characters in the film. Even the supporting role's character setting is very clear (except for the villain son, this It's really against the weather.) The fighting scenes are good, but they are basically sword fighting scenes. The acting skills of all the actors are good, The villains have also been countered with violence (but being struck by lightning is too abstract), the music is just right, and the five hundred is also self transcendence, which is not only slightly better than this year's anti crime campaign.