Lôi Báo

Viêt Nam, 2017, 113 min

Réalisation:

Victor Vũ

Musique:

Christopher Wong

Acteurs·trices:

Cuong Seven, Ngọc Ngoan Quách
(autres professions)

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Tam is a young artist full of talent, working hard to create Vietnam’s first comic-book series about superheroes. Unfortunately, he has to put everything aside when his girlfriend gets pregnant, choosing to marry her and give up his dream for his family. Six years later, Tam tries to find inspiration again when he is diagnosed with lung cancer in its final stages. With no good options before him, Tam decides to end his life into the Nirvana Forest. His longtime friend Professor Ma saves him, and during this miraclulous rescue, they witness the death of Nghia, an infamous gangster of the Dalat underworld. Professor Ma uses this opportunity to convince Tam to take part in an experimental treatment. Surgery will be performed on Tam, switching his body with Nghia’s. During his recovery, Tam experiences strange side effects, in addition to seemingly superhuman strength. His new body has secrets of its own, and when those demons start surfacing, Tam’s wife and son are put in danger. Tam will have to become a true superhero if he wants to save those he loves. (Fantasia International Film Festival)

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anglais This superhero action flick from Vietnam is quite ambitious, but unfortunately not very satisfying. The protagonist is terminally ill and undergoes a head transplant experiment, gaining new abilities in his new body, primarily strength. It could have endured the melodrama endure if there was a deserved payoff in the form of action, but unfortunately, it's not worth much. There are repulsive fast-paced scenes that make all the fights look unnatural and rehearsed, and they come off more funny than tough. Victor Vũ apparently wanted to point out that the protagonist is faster than other people, but he ruins the whole action with it and presents it in an unengaging way, and ultimately there isn't much of it either. Occasionally, there’s an interesting camera angle, and there is one shootout is straight out of The Raid. Those who haven't seen much may be satisfied. I didn't enjoy it much. Story**, Action***, Humor>No, Violence>No, Entertainment***, Music***, Visual***, Atmosphere***, Tension***. 5/10. ()

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