#Brilliant Flower Creation Challenge#I'm really smiling! I especially like this setting: putting the characters in a relatively fixed scene and then connecting them through various coincidences, accidents and conflicts

#妙笔生花创作挑战#

I was literally smiling! I especially like this setting: putting the characters in a relatively fixed scene and then connecting them through various coincidences, accidents and conflicts.

A father looking for the murderer who pushed his son off the roof boarded a bullet train with a note. A "kind" and "unlucky" "shipper" wants to steal a box on the bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto. This is where the story begins. Behind are all kinds of big fights, all kinds of fists and feet, poisonous tongues "poison", bullets and bullets.

Perhaps because of the original work, this story actually has a spiritual core of Japanese style (in fact, I should have known when I saw the setting in Japan) - fate. Everything is fate, blessing and misfortune depend on each other, fate will reward your kindness, will give you the best time, will let you die your choice. This strong fatalistic tone runs throughout, complementing allusion and imagery.

The whole film is full of Japanese visual effects. When the characters were introduced, I thought I was playing a video game, and many of the shots were deeply rooted in the aesthetics of violence.

Channing Tatum made a cameo appearance, which reminded me of "The Lost City" all of a sudden. So they just make cameos to each other? Friendship lasts!

The final little mean appearance is cheap enough, making people look forward to a sequel. #Movie Miscellaneous Talk# #My Viewing Report# #Recommended Good Movies# #子弹列车#