CHAPTER 845: CHAPTER 847: INTENSE GUNFIGHT

Fang Yu raised an eyebrow, releasing some of the force from his hand, causing the crew member to immediately become unsteady.

"No! Don’t throw me overboard, I’ll be shot to death! I’ll talk, I’ll talk!"

The crew member shivered and said, "Guns, there are a few new sniper rifles on the ship."

Fang Yu was stunned for a moment. Damn, the random ship he boarded turned out to be a "smuggling ship"!

"Bang bang bang!"

Suddenly, the sound of bullets came from nearby. This sound was different from the bullets that attacked the ship before. Fang Yu listened intently and found that two groups were engaged in a battle.

He looked down at the crew member and said coldly, "Take me to where you stash the goods."

The crew member instinctively shook his head, but ended up almost falling into the sea. At the critical moment, he grabbed the railing and barely steadied himself.

Fang Yu looked down on him from above, "Take me there."

The scene shifted, and they arrived at a certain place in the cabin—a nondescript small door.

Opening it revealed that it was filled with wood.

Fang Yu watched as the crew member ran to some of the wood, opened it, and discovered that the wood was a disguise, with guns and ammunition hidden inside the cores.

He asked, "How many guns?"

The crew member hesitantly gestured a number.

Fang Yu couldn’t help but swear, he had fallen into a wolf’s den!

Continuing his search, he not only found guns, but also a box of grenades and other items, making his heart grow heavier the more he saw.

This batch of goods was not small. Given the current situation, it was clear that someone outside had their sights set on these goods. He needed to find a way for everyone else to escape.

In a chaotic and lawless country, the best way was to fight violence with violence, an eye for an eye!

Next, a spectacular shooting standoff unfolded before the crowd. The realistic 3D effects made everyone present gasp. Bullets fired from the male lead’s gun seemed to shoot into their eyes!

"Tatatata..."

"Bang!"

"Tatatata..."

A few minutes later, the male lead swiftly ended the battle, scaring off the opposing forces, finally prompting them to retreat. The passengers and crew on the ship were very grateful.

At this moment, the female lead, played by He Jinxia, Li Xiaoxiao made her shiny entrance bling~bling~!

She rode in on a black motorcycle, arriving like a fierce and rapid storm, screeching to a halt right in front of the departing Fang Yu.

She took off her helmet, revealing her smooth long hair and gentle face, eyes full of defiance and strength that didn’t match her appearance.

Li Xiaoxiao stared at Fang Yu and playfully smiled, "Hey there, care to give an interview?"

Fang Yu: "..."

This was the first meeting between the male and female leads.

Within the first ten minutes, so much content appeared and immediately gripped the hearts of the audience.

With the thrilling and exciting scenes of gunfights and battles, the audience had only one word in their minds after watching:

Awesome!

Movies generally last around an hour and a half. Some movies extend to two hours to convey more content, but two hours is the maximum, no more than that.

The film "Special Action" was edited together to be a two-hour movie.

These two hours captured the audience’s hearts right from the start. What seemed like an explosive robbery at the beginning was just the surface. Upon closer inspection, the audience realized they had underestimated it.

These two hours offered one exciting scene after another, each more thrilling than the last, with no dull moments at all!

Just when viewers thought the protagonists could live peaceful and stable lives, another wave of turmoil would arise, leading to another danger.

Two hours later, as the audience left the premiere, they couldn’t hide their excitement, eagerly discussing the film with those around them, even if they didn’t know them well but loved the film just the same.

Meanwhile, others exiting the cinema shared the same excitement, and within ten minutes, numerous discussions about "Special Action" had erupted on W Bo.

The praise was overwhelming, sweeping across the entire Huaxia during the May Day Golden Week!

[I can’t imagine that Huaxia could actually make a movie with such a tough guy style, I thought only foreign countries could have this kind of technology!

Thrilling and glamorous scenes aren’t the forte of domestic directors, who are better at character portrayal, finding truth in details. Compared to modern films, they prefer making films about ancient times.

"Special Action" is the first surprise I’ve encountered this year. I hope domestic directors can make more such films and elevate the level of modern films even further!]

[Surprised, amazing! Unbelievable that this large-scale production was shot by domestic directors! Wow, this can totally compete with major foreign productions, ahhh! I’ve decided, I’ll watch it again! Watch it again! Watch it again!]

[Waaah, the first movie to make me cry this year. This movie isn’t a tragedy, it’s a good film, remember, it’s not a tragedy! The reason I cried is because this film made me see the cruelty of war.

I’m suddenly grateful to have been born in a peaceful era, grateful to have been born in Huaxia. War is really too cruel. So many people are displaced, so many people die untimely deaths. They live cautiously to survive; it’s so tragic.]

[A special effects production no less than a major foreign movie! I’ve also decided to watch it again, it’s too exciting, but I feel like the female lead is brainless, what to do?]

...

Although there was a lot of praise, many also pointed out this film’s shortcomings.

They recommended this movie to others but didn’t shy away from mentioning its flaws.

Those who spoke about the film’s shortcomings all held a unified stance, stating that the defects were minor compared to its brilliance, and even with many irrational places, it didn’t hinder its excellence!

They believed firmly that this was a film worth paying to watch, even if its flaws were known!

In this film, what left the deepest impression were undoubtedly the male lead Fang Yu and the female lead Li Xiaoxiao, though the reviews of these two were mixed.

Fang Yu is the archetypical positive character in the movie, with thoughts and actions that align well with modern values.

He’s upright but not pedantic, not overly hypocritical, and his bloody battle in the end elevated his character.

Even if this elevation in many people’s eyes felt like a divine skill embodiment, activating an invincible domineering mode, sigh.

The character of the male lead Fang Yu is not the most discussed; people are more inclined to discuss the character of Li Xiaoxiao.

Those who like her really like her, and those who don’t intensely dislike her, seeing her as the only flaw in the film.

Li Xiaoxiao isn’t actually complicated, at least not as complex as those roles that are both good and evil.

Li Xiaoxiao’s distinction lies in her personality.

In the first half of the movie, she’s like a death-defying lunatic.

Spoiled, not thinking things through, always putting herself in danger under the sacred guise of "pursuing ideals."

Truth be told, the male lead faced several life-and-death crises due to Li Xiaoxiao’s stubborn decisions in the movie.