After the May 1st holiday, there was a shortage of dramas! After watching a few episodes of the highly praised "The Royal Gift of Little Treasures", I really feel that it is normal, but it seems that there are no new dramas to follow except this one.
But I found another Hong Kong drama, "A Case Against the Heavens". It sounds a bit unpleasant to hear the name. It feels a bit scary.
"An Unexpected Case" starring Chen Zhanpeng, Huang Zhixian, Lin Xiawei, and Feng Yingying, do you feel overwhelmed after reading this list? Once TVB's supporting roles have become major stars, and the two female leads are completely unknown to each other, I have to say that the current Hong Kong dramas are really not good, right?
However, there are still good and bad reviews for "A Case Against the Sky", which can be said to be very polar. Some netizens said that they couldn't watch the first episode, and some netizens said there were surprises, and the cp was super sweet.
But I was really frightened by the score, it got 8.3 points! This is really ridiculously high. 43% of people gave it five stars, and 37% gave it four stars. Is it so good-looking?
Fat Dog is still curious, so I watched two episodes, and I really found that there is such a high score, it is obviously very embarrassing. The first episode of
started with a case, which gave people a thrilling feeling. There was also a shootout, but it was full of routines, all of which followed the rules, and even the order of the shootout seemed to be set. Give the protagonist another witty and brave hand-to-hand combat, which instantly highlights the protagonist's image.
But the process in the middle is very funny. Every police officer wears the same black earphones on their ears. Is it because they are afraid that others will not see it? What's even more funny are the female police officers, who really look like they are all 30 years old. There are people left and right, why are you still wearing schoolgirl clothes? It's really a drama, and the policewoman's fixed shot is really deliberate. The posture of holding the gun is too routine, and there is no sense of critical juncture at all.
There is still a dangerous moment of pretending to be an emergency. The male protagonist pretends to follow the female protagonist to test her skills, but there is nothing new at all, it is just a little ambiguity between the male and female protagonists, but are the protagonists in the play like this? Too contrived?
It was the most difficult thing to do when the next exercise turned into a real plot. At first everyone was having a good time exercising, but suddenly a few masked people rushed out and started killing people.
what? The police in the play didn't take a good look at the terrain, didn't they check the gates so that no outsiders came in? And the masked man came in a hurry, walked even more hastily, just slipped away among a group of Flying Tigers and the police.
And this process of catching the masked man, I really laughed, and it is too protagonist halo.
I can't see all the police and the Flying Tigers, I only see the male protagonist and a powerful Asir following up. Several people are fighting hand-to-hand and gunfights, and they look very fierce.
But then it started to make no sense. Both the male protagonist and the powerful Asir were hit. Just when the male protagonist was in danger, Asir began to shine and began to save the hero.
Off topic, isn't the expression of this sir a little embarrassed after being shot?
is not surprising at all, this sir sacrificed, the male protagonist cried, all the supporters came, and the masked people also ran away...
I have to say that the routine of this plot is too full, Chen Zhanpeng's acting skills really can't support the image of the male protagonist. The follow-up development of
is also clear. Later, in order to avenge the male protagonist, he worked hard to catch the murderer, and even disobeyed the order. Anyway, his image is standing, but it is too stupid, it is really embarrassing.
TVB is not only gone, but also the screenwriters are not working, what is written? Hong Kong dramas really don't work!
