The French are famous for making romantic and eccentric humorous movies. After watching these two movies (the other is Fils du vent, Les), I realized that the French are also quite good at making action movies. The reason why they are called action movies instead of kung fu movies is that the people in these two movies are flying over the wall, which is really first-class. Buildings jump, fly high and walk low, with clean movements, stretched air posture, excellent consistency, accuracy and strength. To tell the truth, even Jackie Chan rarely does such cool moves, because Jackie Chan himself always likes to bend over and doesn't stretch enough. But then again, the actors in these two movies are said to be fans of Jackie Chan. Fans are fans after all. In addition to climbing over the eaves, they can usually be seen fighting. Although the movements are smooth and powerful, they are still not as stiff as Jackie Chan. So the action in the film is not so much kung fu as extreme sports.

In addition, it is said that these two films did not use CG as special effects, and all the actions were done by the actors themselves. You can watch the practice clips in the DVD tidbits, which is very good. But the wire is still hanging. In a word, after being tired of Hollywood's rigid action heroes and Hong Kong's clumsy slow-motion martial arts, it's really full of new ideas to see the French take advantage of it and launch new action movies.

Let's start with "BANLIEUE 13". This film is not long, only about 80 minutes. The plot is compact and people basically have no rest. Regardless of the characters in black and white, of course, the plot and characters in this film are not very important. What matters is action pictures and music. It is said that the director is an artist, and the picture of the film is quite textured, with good music and strong sense of rhythm, which makes people feel great when watching the movie. The highlights are basically concentrated in the first half. Are there anti-drug experts? It's the most exciting thing to escape from gangs and detective Damian destroying the gang's lair alone, and the second half is a little wet. If it's not fast enough, the plot alone can make people fall asleep.

The film explores the relationship between law and individuals with the help of dialogue between the protagonists, which is nothing more than one for all and one for all. Sweet words are unmoved and can be basically ignored. Le? To's lovely sister retaliated against the gangster who bullied her. The way is to take off her underwear at the scene and force the gangster to put it in her mouth with a gun. The gangster found that the money in the account was hollowed out, and his men immediately defected, which was darker and more humorous. There is also the countdown to the bomb, which is a rare reverse thinking that there is no explosion at the end of the countdown, and the so-called stop password will explode if it is entered correctly. Finally, it is a good bridge for the protagonist to put the politician's delusion of solving the B 13 area with bombs and eliminating dissidents on TV.

Siri Raffaeli (who plays the police) has a personal website of/,and there are some videos on his website showing how this guy climbs over the eaves as a game. It's really unusual.