Tell me about the after viewing of The Informant ?

The Informant".

Yesterday, I saw the movie viewing call post sent by the mother ape in the Tianya Immortal Edition, although I still have to work the night shift at night, but after a little consideration, I signed up, to be honest, it was the first time to participate in this kind of activity.

I finally got off work at half past eight this morning, and I used a little early on Jianshe East Road, and arrived at Pacific Cinema at 9:20, and there were already people waiting at the entrance of the studio, but I couldn't tell if it was a friend who participated in this movie-watching event. The mother ape had already arrived first, and I had met her once at the anniversary party before that, so I quickly recognized her, and after a few pleasantries, he was busy again.

The movie officially started at 10 o'clock, I didn't know about this movie before, so it still feels very fresh, and the film uses an informant as a foreshadowing at the beginning, revealing the informant's tragic living state from the side, in fact, it also predicts the fate of the fine ghost (played by Nicholas Tse) who appeared later. Zhang Jiahui's policeman Li Cangdong was the first to appear, it should be said that police films have developed to this day, and it is difficult to make a breakthrough in the interpretation of this kind of positive role, so the problem police have emerged in recent years, Zhang Jiahui is decent, when Inspector Li Cangdong exposed his informant because of a failure to arrest on the spot, the film deliberately portrayed his human side. But a new task soon came, Hua Tian (played by Lu Yi), who was responsible for many major robberies, returned to Hong Kong, and the police station was determined to succeed in this, Li Cangdong was ordered to develop a new informant to follow Hua Tian, this time he chose the fine ghost (played by Nicholas Tse) who was about to be released from prison in two days, and the fine ghost agreed to be his informant in order to pay off the loan shark and rescue his sister, under the persuasion of Li Cangdong.

The development of the story behind it should be said that there are no major accidents, and the only accident may be that the fine ghost discovers that Huatian's woman Ah Di (Gui Lunmei) is an old acquaintance, and secretly has feelings in the subsequent contact. Under Hua Tian's careful planning, the robbers successfully robbed the gold store, and the infighting began at the moment when the gold was melted and the spoils were divided, and the unwilling to be abandoned Ah Di and the fine ghosts fled to a hidden residence with some of the stolen goods to recuperate. Hua Tian, who fled on the run, was controlled by **, but ** could not get evidence of conviction, and the police station asked the informant to come out and correct Hua Tian, otherwise he would refuse to pay the informant's benefit fee of 1 million.

Li Cangdong, who was full of contradictions, finally rushed to the foothold of the fine ghost, but the fine ghost had been hacked to death by the Taiping people, and the 1 million he was worried about finally did not get his hand.

Throughout the movie, there is a gray atmosphere, everyone in the film is unhappy, whether it is a police officer, an informant, or even a robber, there is not even a hearty laugh in the film, everyone seems to have a tragic past.

Most of the scenery is selected in slums, decaying shack buildings, and garbage piled up on the roadside that no one cleans up, which makes it difficult to imagine that this is a bustling international city of Hong Kong.

Individual plots in the film may be too simple to make people feel abrupt, but this is no longer the point, and I will not repeat it here.

Thank you to the organizers of this event!

Disdain copy-paste) First of all, I just finished reading it yesterday. First of all, it's a bit bloody. The bloodshed is particularly ugly -- but it's highly recommended, telling the tragic fate of the informant, and the bond between the police and the informant, whether it's friendship or exploitation.

It's a movie about human nature, so hurry up and watch it.

I think it can be recommended. This ** feels very depressing to watch, but the ** and portrayal of human nature are really profound, and it belongs to the best Hong Kong films. Jiahui's performance continues to be excellent, but "Witness" is too amazing, this one doesn't look too breakthrough, but the psychological drama is still quite delicate Friends think that Nicholas Tse and Gui Lunmei have made great progress and have completely transformed. Recommend.

It's a bit bloody, and you can be a protective messenger when you accompany your girlfriend

Zhang Jiahui. Admire Absolutely. It's quite sad to solve the puzzle.

Nicholas. It's okay, but the characters are too similar to the October Siege.

Guilun magnesium. Beautiful

Lu Yi. It's not bad. It's just that he is more suitable for Kong Ming in the Three Kingdoms. The scholar is a little bit.

I'm in Ningbo, and the students are all 25 yuan.

also gave KTV coupons, and it was cost-effective to sing for two hours in vain.

In the end, the person played by Gui Lunmei corrected Brother Hua (Lu Yi), and the policeman played by Zhang Jiahui was also sentenced for killing someone! In short, it is a tragedy.

**As the visual theme of the film, throughout the film. At the beginning of the film, a large number of informants are presented in front of the camera, and there are close-ups of **, suggesting the tragic fate of the characters, and a gloomy and sad emotional tone is presented in the narrative carrier of **. In the course of the development of the film.

The wall covered with informants** also appears repeatedly in front of the camera, repeatedly emphasizing the narrative themes about informants involved in the film. At the end of the film, the photo shows a photo of the fine ghost and his brother at Christmas, a photo with his family, and a photo of Li Cangdong and his wife, hinting at the simple happiness in life, rendering a warm atmosphere, reflecting the tragic ending of the film.

It implies that the once warm and beautiful moments are ruthlessly destroyed, forming a strong emotional contrast, which further highlights the tragedy of the ending.

At the narrative level, the film has an excellent grasp of the foreshadowing of certain behavioral motives and the accumulation of plots. In the scene where the ghost is beaten by Ma Furong's group when he saves his sister, the character's embarrassing situation is revealed, and he urgently needs a sum of money to pay off his debt and rescue his sister, which paves the way for him to act as an informant.

And this scene also makes a powerful and clear revelation of the character's character characteristics, his protection and love for his sister in every way, reflecting the characteristics of kindness and affection in his nature, which also provides a strong support point for his sincere feelings for Adi later.

I think it should be the reason why Zhang Jiahui took the **, because he took the bag alone after the fight, and then he asked the singer to take care of the first informant, and gave the money to her card every month, not where did he get so much money from selling **, as for the money in the safe, it should be his own family's money, and the informant fee boss didn't approve him and couldn't get it,

No, on the 23rd, when the ghost called ** to Li Cangdong, Li Cangdong took out the money from the safe, and was going to give the money to the ghost and let him fly away, not wanting him to testify in court, but when Li Cangdong arrived, the ghost was already dead. It's not that Li Cangdong knew that the fine ghost was dead and couldn't get the informant fee, so he took out the money privately to pay off the debt to the little ghost's sister, and the order should not be confused.

"The Informant" plot:

"Informant" tells the story of Li Cangdong, an inspector of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau, who has been obtaining information through informants to solve cases. In one operation, Cangdong had no choice but to sacrifice his informant in order to catch the suspect. Cangdong has made a meritorious contribution to solving the case and has been promoted, but he has been living in guilt since then.

A year later, ** got the news that the big thief returned to Hong Kong and was ready to commit the crime. Cangdong's boss ordered him to arrange for an informant to blend in with the closed circle. Cangdong found the little ghost who was about to be released from prison, and the latter reluctantly agreed in order to raise money to save his sister.

With superb driving skills, the fine ghost entered the Ba Closed Thieves Party as a driver. The case was solved, but all the evidence at the time of the robbery was also destroyed. In order to successfully testify against Ba Shu, the fine ghost must testify in court, and Cangdong once again pushed the informant to a desperate situation.

"The Informant" is a relatively new movie, breaking the traditional plot of police and gangster films, and effectively combining the two maxims of "people in the rivers and lakes, involuntarily" and "fate in their own hands" from the perspective of "little people".

Nicholas Tse's wonderful performance in "The Informant" is obvious to all, breaking his previous character on the big screen, in "The Informant", Nicholas Tse showed the other side of his acting skills, "forbearance" is very good, acting is more "resilient", the character control is also in place, and the "looming" emotional line with Gui Lunmei is also in place, which is worthy of recognition.

It hurts me to watch this movie because I'm very involved in the play.

"The Informant" tells the tragic story of a down-and-out gangster who is miserable, miserable, and miserable under the attack of all parties.

Although this movie is from the perspective of the senior inspector of the serious crime team played by Zhang Jiahui, in fact, the real protagonist is the tragedies of the gangster, the little ghost played by Nicholas Tse.

I was very moved by this role, on the one hand, because the script was portrayed properly, and on the other hand, because of Nicholas Tse's excellent acting skills, this once unruly teenage idol, after smiling and remarrying and having children, after standing up, experienced a small test of the role of Ah Si in "October Siege", and finally had this kind of movie that allowed him to fully exert his acting potential.

The other people in this movie basically do their duty, the policeman played by Zhang Jiahui is expressionless from beginning to end, which is in line with the introverted characteristics of the character, but it does not play much relatively well; Sowers and Gui Lun Magnesium are still their own styles that are familiar to the audience, and Liao Qizhi's character has won a clever bargain with his out-of-the-ordinary appearance. It is the role of He Xigui played by Nicholas Tse, which surprised me, because I really didn't expect that Nicholas Tse could do this.