8/10
your evil and goodness are not pure
4 March 2024
Warning: Spoilers
What can I say? The first thing that struck me was that this is a somewhat deeper John Wick, not a simplistic feud cloaked in a deliberately complicated cosmology, and then all the selling points of Keanu Reeves and the so-called aesthetics of violence... This is the kind of story that comes from the crowd and goes to the crowd.

Whereas Zhou Chu in the ShiShuo was a story about the return of the prodigal son from DongWu, this is a story about wanting people to remember who I am. Both are about self-recognition, but obviously the ways of redemption are very different.

The English translation of the movie, the Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon, I don't know what's ZhouChu Chu San Hai , corresponds to the story of anger and obesity. However, the word "angst" appears in the story of the most wanted man in the world. This gives the word a more complex meaning: often, they talk about being a good person, but in reality, they are a thief and a whore.

Under the hypocritical religion of the story, the hero seems to find salvation, but only for a moment.

There is a saying in China Northeast: "Evil men will be hunted by evil men". The reason why you are disappointed with the world is mostly because your evil and goodness are not pure. Chen Guilin in the movie is very pure.

He is pure in both good and evil. Ruan Jingtian's acting has gone up a notch from the Monga era. He brings out this purity of good and evil in the last scene almost to the fullest, almost textbook level. He recognized what's good and evil. Those wry smiles that fill the movie convey very complex emotions, and that's awesome.

The real Chou Chu in the actual story is the women Doctor.

My only question is Mei. What's with the symbol? The scene on the beach completely derailed the story.

The movie is a 7.5 out of 10. Ruan Jing Tian deserves 8 points!
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