Watch point one: Paul Walker performed perfectly The end credits are tear-inducing
Paul Walker, best known for starring in the racing film Fast and Furious, died of a car accident last year due to speeding. Violent Neighborhood is his last complete solo work. Luc Besson tailored a lot of drag racing scenes for him, and Paul Walker also showed off his martial arts and driving skills. In a high-speed escort car, Damien, played by Paul Walker, uncuffed himself, jumped on the roof of the car, and quickly took the two policemen driving down, in a clean and neat motion. After mastering the escort vehicle, he once again began to compete with the police for speed and life, showing super control.
In addition to his perfect driving skills, Paul Walker's character, Demienne, is also a typical American hero: he once lost himself because he wanted revenge too much, and finally returned to reason and made a difficult choice. "Violent Block" makes Paul Walker no longer just a drag racing master, but also proves his solid acting skills, which can be said to be his perfect ending. The subtitle "Remembering Paul Walker" at the end of the film is also very tear-jerking, making many viewers regret the death of the action star.
Highlight 2: David Bell super cool parkour With a variety of humor
"Violent Neighborhood" is adapted from the French film Violent 13 districts, and the story takes place in Detroit, USA. Friends who have played parkour know that different maps will have different ways to play. The new map of the Detroit Exclusion Zone in the United States also activates the "parkour founder" David Bell, who is over forty years old. In the breakout battle, everything in the quarantine area became David Bell's props, flexibly navigating through narrow spaces, flipping neatly in multiple staircases, and even jumping between two tall buildings without hesitation, surprising the audience continuously.
It is worth noting that Lino, played by David Bell in the film, has a sexy and domineering girlfriend, played by French actress Catalina Dennis. Not only does she have a height of 182 centimeters and a bumpy figure, but she also has super martial arts and flying skills that are not inferior to Paul Walker's. In the film, her fight with black actress Aisha Issa became the most eye-catching part.
Highlight three: "Violent Neighborhood" is the finale of the series Luc Besson brand guarantee
Violent Blocks is the last in the series and will bring the perfect end to a decade-long action series. The internationally renowned director Luc Besson, who is also a producer, producer and screenwriter, is an important guarantee for the quality of the film.
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The film was directed by Luc Besson's royal editor, Camille Diramah, and was further upgraded visually. The use of slow motion enables the audience to more truly appreciate the fist-to-flesh of hand-to-hand combat, and can also show the viciousness of the facial expression of people running at high speed, showing the American action elements that are different from Chinese kung fu. In addition, RZA, a heavyweight leader in the American hip-hop industry, not only starred in the film as a major villain, but also single-handedly arranged the soundtrack of the film, with Paul's flying car and David Bell's parkour, which has a better flavor.