【Lucky Golden Dog】Reading Han Han’s film reviews seems to reveal something!

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On February 18, Han Han posted a long article on Weibo offering his in-depth opinions on the films \"Detective Tang 2\" and \"Red Sea Operation,\" recommending to readers that there is no need to make a choice – both films should be watched. Full Weibo post: I was deeply moved after watching \"Detective Chinatown 2\" and \"Red Sea Operation\". I’m amazed that *Detective Chinatown 2* was able to achieve such a high quality with such a short post-production period. Normally, I’m not a fan of overly exaggerated acting styles, but the combination of Wang Baoqiang and Liu Haoran works really well and is appealing. The film takes into account various audience groups, balances intensity levels, has a pleasant rhythm, and smooth camera work – it’s truly impressive. Among the new generation of actors, Liu Haoran is very talented. Director Chen Sicong handles this genre with great skill, which is truly admirable. This is the first domestic film that truly has the potential to constitute a universe; those other films that claim to belong to a certain universe are just exaggerations made in their funding proposals, trying to imitate Marvel, but the Detective Tang series really does possess such potential. This is a great movie that everyone can find something they like in it. Looking forward to \"Detective Chinatown 3: Tokyo Chapter\". Recommend first. “The Red Sea Operation” is truly stunning. Since it was produced by Bonner, I am somewhat aware of the whole process; as for director Peter Chan and his team, I can only express my admiration for them. \"Red Sea Operation\" has raised the standard of Chinese film production to a new level; in terms of war-action genres, this film meets the highest international standards and is even on par with \"Black Hawk Down\". Other movies never lack excitement, but this one hardly has any moments of tension at all; you don’t even know where to take a breath during the intense parts. It’s exciting from start to finish. I usually really enjoy watching **genre movies, and I also like playing shooting games; I could be considered a semi-enthusiast of firearms. In my opinion, the professionalism and combat scenes in \"Red Sea Operation\" are almost flawless. It’s like that Stinger missile; no matter how you try to avoid it, it will always hit you. I consider it a milestone in Chinese cinema, and what’s surprising is that this milestone is a mainstream-style film that I usually am not interested in; I’m quite surprised myself. In 2018, you can miss any movie, but you must not miss Red Sea Operation. To the creators and actors, please accept my respect. \"Red Sea Action\" and \"Detective Chinatown\" are two films that complement each other and enhance one another; there’s no need to choose just one – it’s recommended to watch both. After watching the movie and walking in the cold winds of January, one can’t help but marvel at how far others have evolved. In the future, a major period in Chinese cinema will be dominated by high-quality films; it’s no longer possible to sneak into villages and shoot, nor is it feasible to take advantage of chaotic situations or rely on luck. Even if the best filmmakers perform slightly below their usual standard, it won’t work anymore. There’s no need to fix specific release dates for movies anymore. The old ideas that one should watch romantic films on Valentine’s Day, horror movies on Qingming Festival, and family-friendly movies during the Spring Festival are all false assumptions. Good movies are real currency; audiences only like compelling films. The taste preferences of ordinary people are always stronger than anyone imagines. Thank you to these great movies for keeping us company during wonderful times, for making us leave the cinema with admiration and smiles, and for inspiring me as a professional athlete to strive even harder; I will return with even greater determination than before. Thank you to my excellent colleagues.