Excuse me, in Infernal Affairs, what do you say about Tony Leung Chiu Wai's tenor, alto and bass?

In Infernal Affairs, Liu Jianming (Andy Lau) goes to a video store to buy a stereo. When Chen Yongren (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) introduced the speaker to Liu Jianming, he said: The treble is sweet, the alto is accurate and the bass is heavy. In short, it is transparent.

Infernal Affairs is a gangster film produced by Universal Asia Film Distribution Company in 2002, directed by Liu Weiqiang and Siu Fai Mak, starring Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Huang Qiusheng and Ceng Zhiwei. The film tells the story of two men with confused identities, a policeman and an undercover gangster. After fierce struggle, they are determined to find their own story.

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Evaluation of Infernal Affairs

Infernal Affairs is a rare film in Hong Kong. It is not a simple movie made up of stars, but its success lies in a great breakthrough compared with previous Hong Kong gangster movies. Different from other Hong Kong gangster films, this film only relies on the appearance of heroes, but infects the audience with subtle plots and neat lens clips, and expresses the contradictions and conflicts between characters with ups and downs.

In addition, the film shows a complex relationship between the police and the bandits, but it is not limited to intrigue, especially the tragic death of Chen Yongren, which makes Infernal Affairs go out of the mode that justice will eventually triumph over evil in ordinary police and bandits films. The director's good intentions are also reflected in the use of many other film techniques. For example, from time to time, the film replays the scene where Liu Jianming watched Chen Yongren leave the police academy, and uses their misplaced starting point to promote the development of the story. There is no denying that this is a very clever method.

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