What impressed you about the movie On the Cliff?

I watched the movie Above the Cliff twice, because there were too many details in the movie. I read the arranged framework for the first time, and then I read the film reviews to see the details. There are many scenes in this play that deserve attention. For example, eye contact on the train, Zhou Yi's evacuation plan for Wang Yu and Chu Liang, Zhang's interrogation after his arrest, and so on, are all impressive. On the whole, the play is still very good, and it is a rare good film.

1. Silent communication on the train. A scene on the train is also quite interesting. There is not a line in the whole story, and it all depends on the actor's eye contact. In Xiao Lan's place, Chu Liang was immediately stared back by Wang Yu. Ming Lu played by Li Naiwen and Zhou Yi played by Yu Hewei have been staring at Wang Yu and Chu Liang. At Wang Yu, Zhang knew that he was going to the toilet to leave a signal. The whole play depends on the eyes, and several protagonists also show extraordinary acting skills.

Second, Zhou Yi arranged for Wang Yu and Chu Liang to retreat. When Zhou Yi arranged for Wang Yu and Chu Liang to retreat, he sent two cups of drugged coffee, one of which was drunk by Ming Lu. Zhouyi arranged a detailed plan for Chu Liang. After Ming Lu woke up, he asked Mr. Meng, who told you I was drunk? This sentence is also puzzling, but Meng Xiao directly responded that you were drunk, which dispelled Minglu's doubts about Zhouyi.

Third, the situation after Zhang was arrested. After Zhang was arrested, the spy headed by Zhang tortured and electrocuted Zhang inhumanely in order to force him to give up other members of the team. According to the behind-the-scenes account, Zhang Yi was really shocked to perform this scene well, and I couldn't help admiring such a dedicated actor. Zhang Chenxian drove Jin Zhide's car, but he didn't die. He also left a message for the spy, but this message was not passed on. In short, the play is still very interesting, and we need to watch and think.