There is a type of action movie where the story and plot are weakened, from beginning to end, and some even have clichés, but they look cool. Recently, there is such an action movie that has become famous, and people are full of blood boiling.
The movie is called Ultimate Fighter 4, a new game from a classic fighting action movie. This series was born in 2002, played for 15 years in one dozen, played crazy, played fun, and perfectly explained what is the aesthetic of violence.
The first two parts of the series are average, but "Ultimate Fighter 3: Atonement" is different, not only providing a feast of action visuals that people worship, but also a lot more interesting, telling the story of how Boika, who has a serious knee injury, is strong again.
In the Ultimate Fighter 4 movie, Boyka leaves Russia and begins chasing her dreams. He became a devout Christian, and faith became the driving force behind his dreams.
Just watching this action movie, I was completely attracted within 2 minutes. Fist to flesh blood fighting, full score action scenes can hardly find a place to be picky. Soon after Boyka appeared, he once again showed his amazing leg skills.
Fighting, though violent, was a sport for him and something he loved the most. In his eyes, his fighting skills are a gift from God, so he must use his skills well to fight a world.
However, on the road to pursuing dreams, it is full of ups and downs and trials.
In a game, because too devoted, but also because too hot, and the other side is unwilling to admit defeat again and again to stand up, Boyka accidentally beat the other party to death, after the game felt guilty, condemned by the conscience, so, once again embarked on a road of atonement.
It's a pretty grandfatherly movie, and Boyka is the face of tough guys.
In order to atone for his sins, although Russia is wanting him, he insists on doing whatever he wants, and he will go to Russia dead or alive. As a man, you should be like this, you can't be indecisive, you must always do what you say, and you can't be swayed by other people, let alone hindered by fear.
The language is more reflective of his tough guy style, when I think The Widow, when I thought Boyka wouldn't tell the widow directly, he didn't hesitate to tell her that he was the boxer who killed her husband, and he didn't shy away from it and spoke bluntly.
In the process of atonement, he encountered obstacles, and he never gave up. He is not afraid to be the enemy of the gang, in order to buy time to play three games a week, and even give up his dream, because one thing to do to the end, never halfway abandoned.
Ultimate Fighter 4 is a deluge action movie. Its action scenes are not only filmed vigorously, but more importantly, the beauty of violent aesthetics is filmed, and the details of the action are excellent performance.
The action scenes of this film have a particularly good sense of camera, making people feel immersed, and every fight is a one-shot feeling, quite smooth. Take the boyka one-on-two boxing match, where the action scene was shot like a stream of clouds, making people clap their hands.
In this part, Boyka encounters a very powerful opponent, a giant ultimate killing weapon known as the Nightmare, whether it is body shape, height or strength, Boyka has lost to him by a large margin. However, in order to atone for his sins, even if he is crippled, he will continue to fight, just for the words of forgiveness of the sexy widow.
Although this type of non-stop action movie, whether the martial arts action is wonderful is the key, but the story of "Ultimate Fighter 4" is actually not weak, especially the treatment of the ending, not conventional, completely unexpected. If the plot is bad, the editor who has always been rigorous will certainly not recommend it.
Boyka is starring action star Scott Akins, who has acted in a number of action films. "Daredevil 2" that combines various tough guys has him, Marvel blockbuster "Doctor Strange" also has him, and even wu Jing's "Wolf Warrior" also has him, but it is easy to be ignored. His most classic since the film has always been the "Ultimate Fighter" series, which is his masterpiece.
It is a waste of an action star like him who can play so well that it is not well developed. Recently, he also has a particularly anticipated action film "Triple Threat", starring with "Boxer" Tony Jia, "Raid" Iko Uas and so on, all of whom are fist and foot masters, and this action movie is worth looking forward to as much as "Raid 3".