Recently, the movie "Removing the Three Evils Around the Week" from Treasure Island is very popular, and the Douban score is as high as 82, this momentum, as if it was some kind of annual masterpiece, Mr. Eight admired it and was a little disappointed.
"Removing the Three Evils Around the World" was released on Treasure Island five months ago, and the film is positioned as an action and crime theme. If you watch it for action scenes, you will definitely be disappointed, because the action scenes of this film really have no highlights, but some bloody and fragrant pictures have a visual impact. (Spoilers below).
The story of "Eliminating the Three Evils in the Week" is not complicated, it tells the story of the wanted criminal Chen Guilin (played by Ruan Jingtian) who learned that he was terminally ill, did not want to die in obscurity, and decided to get rid of the "Aberdeen" and "Niu Head" who were ranked higher than himself on the wanted list, so he began to fight and kill, and later was deceived into turning around, and after awakening, he went on a killing ......In the process, he rescued the girl who was occupied by the big guy, and finally eliminated the "three evils", including himself.
Judging from the plot and picture, "Removing the Three Evils Around the Week" is a very pure commercial film, focusing on a large scale, and the audience who is not so serious about the logic of the drama should be very cool to watch.
But in terms of scale, this movie is not outstanding, after all, in fact, many Taiwanese and Korean movies focus on large-scale and dark, and there are people who are larger than it, and the sexuality and ethics-related sections have long been played badly, and it is estimated that it can shoot dozens of people at once.
In fact, this "large-scale" movie can still satisfy the audience in terms of entertainment, and the biggest problem is in the logic of the drama, which has too many hard wounds.
Chen Guilin's motive for committing the crime is very far-fetched, and it is a bit of a middle two. He was deceived into saying that he had cancer and would only live for six months at most, and he was convinced. But if you have a normal brain, you know that you need to recheck, right? What's more, he doesn't have any symptoms on the surface, he has always been alive and well, and his combat effectiveness has always been off the charts.
As a ranking.
3. A wanted criminal with serious lethality, Chen Guilin went to the police station to turn himself in and was ignored, and was asked to line up slowly, **This reaction is too inconsistent with common sense.
Aberdeen "has been able to abscond for so many years, and it should be somewhat outstanding in anti-reconnaissance, so how can it have been looking for a doctor to get medicine for so many years? The medicine is not a special medicine, what is the reason to keep taking it from a doctor for so many years?
Sure enough, Chen Guilin easily found "Aberdeen" through Dr. Zhang,* but he has not been able to find him for so many years, isn't this nonsense?
In fact, the three most wanted criminals in the play did not use any anti-reconnaissance means, and lived a swaggering life, and some of them even became ** masters. Why haven't you caught anyone for so many years? At the barbershop, several police officers encountered two wanted criminals at once, and they didn't even recognize them at all.
Chen Guilin was played around by the "bull head", was his IQ forcibly taken away by the screenwriter? As a wanted criminal with murderous and explosive combat effectiveness, he was easily tricked by some small tricks**, even if he finally saw through**, he didn't suspect that the master was the "big brother on the list" he was looking for, and he rushed in to expose others without preparing anything, like a stupid white sweet.
It is understandable that the protagonist has a certain aura, but Chen Guilin is too fierce, I'm afraid Iron Man is ashamed of himself. He was injured again and again, and then he was stabbed to the point of bleeding, nailed to a wooden box, buried in the ground, and finally escaped with his bare hands, and was easily resurrected. This episode is to be placed in a mainland movie, and it will definitely be scolded miserably.
In the end, the master and the dozens of believers who remained were all sitting and waiting to die. This doesn't make sense, no matter how much these people are **, they won't even have the instinct to survive, right? In the middle, Chen Guilin also changed bullets many times, and the pistol was jammed many times, why didn't anyone fight back?
Some people may say that the character of Chen Guilin has a prototype, so the plot is fine, so is there no prototype for the recently hit "Ice Hunting"? Compared with this movie, "Ice Hunting" is definitely more realistic.
In short, there are too many flaws in this movie to withstand scrutiny.
At the end, the film also forcibly sublimates the theme to ** good and evil.
On the one hand, Chen Guilin's image was deliberately beautified, and he was given plots such as wearing a children's watch (representing innocence and family affection), heroes saving beauty, being fooled into joining practice, turning himself in chicly, and receiving a suit with a pig's head. Although people are multifaceted, these plots are incompatible with this character.
On the other hand, whether it is a movie or a prototype, the protagonist is a wanted criminal who kills innocents indiscriminately, and it is not an exaggeration to describe it as inhumane, and doing some good deeds does not change his nature. But this movie compares Chen Guiping to the famous Zhou;
Some of the lines also elevated him like a heroic hero who died bravely.
Since the other two wanted criminals have been identified as worthy of death in the play, why do you have to ** Chen Guilin's good and evil? Just because he's the male lead? Isn't this a double standard?
What is the point of going to such an extreme wicked person to be good and evil? If Chen Guilin is not a great evil, who else is a great evil? This is not only "worrying about the new words", but also a PUA for the public's morality.
To sum up, if it weren't so serious, "Removing the Three Evils in the Week" would be a passing commercial film, but the dramatic logic can't stand scrutiny, it's not a good movie, and the rating is inflated.