"Chasing the Dragon and Catching the Tiger" is being shown, and the battle between the four film emperors is at its peak. Is this movie worth seeing?

The actor's acting is very good, but the plot is average. I don't think it will be ideal until I see a movie. After reading it, it really overturned. I don't know how many sentences I repeated after the break. It's a long story I saw a film review that four of the best actors competed in the same theater, but I didn't see how to compete in the same theater or how to compete in the same theater. Lin Jiadong didn't have many shots, Wu Zhenyu didn't play the plot, Tony Leung Ka Fai's micro-expression was fine, and Louis Koo also performed a honey smile that puzzled me. I haven't seen the four of them appear in the mirror several times.

The narrative is lacking, the first half is solid, the main line is smooth, and all kinds of bedding are well done. However, since Lin Jiadong's death, he has been discouraged. He hastily arrested two villains, and there was no connection between them, which was a bit hasty. Personally, I think it would be better to extend the film for twenty or thirty minutes and fill in some details in the middle. Hong Kong films have told old stories for decades. No matter how the real world changes, Jing Wong's heart has never changed. He has never changed his style, which may be another commemoration of the past.

The general content of the film Hong Kong Past tells the history of the development of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Chen Ke, played by Louis Koo, is a legal practitioner who witnessed the corruption of the Hong Kong police station: sending people across the street like locusts crossing the border, traders panicking, children being knocked down and injured, gangsters fighting for territory, but the victims being arrested.

Hong Kong, which is linked by gang boss, lame Hao, and the director, is gloomy. You have to pay protection money for everything. It is arrogant and powerful, and it has no right or power to be trampled upon by others. Driven by a sense of justice, it questioned Xu Le and collected evidence to prepare for a lawsuit, but it was beaten and warned. Bai found him, and they have the same ideal and enthusiasm. It happened that the governor wanted to set up an independent department to thoroughly investigate and clean up corruption. After their partnership, they recruited soldiers and the Independent Anti-Corruption Commission was born.

Once upon a time in Hong Kong, a pure Hong Kong film, has received rave reviews since its release. Many viewers said that the pure Hong Kong style of the film, the superb acting skills of the four leading actors, intense fighting scenes and striking lines and beliefs directly hit people's hearts. In the dark age of corruption, ICAC dared to hold high the torch of justice, break through the darkness, and deeply moved the audience after leaving the cinema.

Some viewers lamented: "The years are quiet because someone carries the burden for you." "I don't know if I can see a zero-corruption world in my lifetime, but some things are not because of hope, but because of persistence, there is hope."

At the end of the film, Chen Ke's lines are full of firm confidence and vigorous hope, which moved and inspired many audiences. "The Past of Hong Kong" not only gave the audience a thrilling viewing experience, but also deeply touched the audience. It's a good movie with a good reputation that can't be missed on May Day.