How do you feel after watching the movie Watchman?

As the whole story is copied from the Hong Kong version, it is not original at all. The Korean version must lose two points first. But objectively speaking, the Korean version is obviously superior in shaping the villain. The first is the sense of terror. The film began to lay out the ferocity of Zheng Yucheng very early-beating subordinates who didn't listen to the command and almost killed them; Kill the innocent people who find him guilty; Take one as ten, and kill your boss behind the scenes like nobody's business. When the audience saw this, they completely established the horrible impression that "those who are close to hand will die". Will worry about the safety of every policeman who approaches him. Another is high IQ. First of all, thanks to the prop, a monocular telescope, he has a commanding sense of control; Then there is the presentation of the workflow before planning the case-a wall full of planning notes and a preview of the crime process in my mind, which makes this person's meticulousness and caution leap on the screen. Courage and resourcefulness are terrible! In contrast, the Korean version leads by five to two. I thought the Hong Kong version was completely bombed this time. Until I saw the end of the Hong Kong version-Yam Tat-wah clutching his neck artery, slowly falling down, bleeding profusely, and gradually weakening. When the pig girl arrived, she was asked to leave him alone and go after the murderer-she had lost the murderer because of saving people (this point was emphasized more clearly in the Hong Kong version than in the Korean version). She was in a dilemma and finally decided to give up the team leader and kill her in the rain. When I first saw the Korean version, some scenes were inexplicable-for example, using a scene to show the kindness of the heroine and not listening to the command to save people, but there was no response below (the Hong Kong version gave an explanation of "recognizing the kidnappers"); The team leader inexplicably told a joke to the team members, and finally passed after the crisis was lifted. I didn't understand the original intention of the screenwriter until I read the Hong Kong version.