(Massive spoilers, don't read if you plan to watch it): basically, Jun Bo and Chin Bo are two young Shaolin monks who train together since childhood and develop a friendship.
Chin Bo is a violent, manipulative bully who progressively shows more and more his true nature through the movie. He has no respect whatsoever for anyone or even self-respect (is even willing to humiliate himself to get his way with the people of power). He is thirsty for power, cold, disloyal, only thinks about himself, uses people like objects to his goals, is cruel af, has no honor when fighting, severely hurting his opponents in competitions. He is banned from the Shaolin temple and Jun Bo follows him even though he dindu nuffin because of their friendship. Then he enters the army commanded by a tyrannt while Jun Bo refuses to, but pretends to still be Jun Bo's friend regardless of the army persecution towards the rebel group Jun Bo now belongs to.
Jun Bo is a kind hearted man who refuses to bow down to injustice no matter what. His naivety prevents him from fully aprehending Chin Bo's true nature until later in the movie, he considers him his friend. He is loyal, is willing to sacrifice himself for the good of others and shows respect towards just authorities and God. Being betrayed and led to an ambush by his friend becomes such a shock to him that he becomes mad for a while. But through his madness, he finally understands the Tao and trains like crazy while his former friend is too busy on his psychopathic power trip now that he's a commander in the army and finally has the power he longed for.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC-UjteViSw
This is the most lifefuel part of the movie, in which Jun Bo humiliates Chin Bo with his newfound superior powers after mastering the Tao. Notice that he still severely underestimate Chin Bo's cruelty and coldness, thinking that he would care about his former commander taken as a hostage. When Chin Bo realizes he's gonna lose, he resorts to several coward tactics such as sending the army against his adversary and trying to manipulate him with memories of their childhood together and false promises that he would change. But he still gets the beating of his life and gets killed, after losing all his power since the army doesn't obey him anymore given how cruel and inconsiderate he is. At the end, the army drops the weapons for Jun Bo to run free.
I highly recommend watching this movie to all incels. I usually dislike movies, especially these new Hollywoodian ones full of cultural marxist crap, but I was remembering how I enjoyed watching those Chinese movies as a kid and made the right decision watching this one, whose some scenes I had never forgotten and was able to find again.
Chin Bo is a violent, manipulative bully who progressively shows more and more his true nature through the movie. He has no respect whatsoever for anyone or even self-respect (is even willing to humiliate himself to get his way with the people of power). He is thirsty for power, cold, disloyal, only thinks about himself, uses people like objects to his goals, is cruel af, has no honor when fighting, severely hurting his opponents in competitions. He is banned from the Shaolin temple and Jun Bo follows him even though he dindu nuffin because of their friendship. Then he enters the army commanded by a tyrannt while Jun Bo refuses to, but pretends to still be Jun Bo's friend regardless of the army persecution towards the rebel group Jun Bo now belongs to.
Jun Bo is a kind hearted man who refuses to bow down to injustice no matter what. His naivety prevents him from fully aprehending Chin Bo's true nature until later in the movie, he considers him his friend. He is loyal, is willing to sacrifice himself for the good of others and shows respect towards just authorities and God. Being betrayed and led to an ambush by his friend becomes such a shock to him that he becomes mad for a while. But through his madness, he finally understands the Tao and trains like crazy while his former friend is too busy on his psychopathic power trip now that he's a commander in the army and finally has the power he longed for.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC-UjteViSw
This is the most lifefuel part of the movie, in which Jun Bo humiliates Chin Bo with his newfound superior powers after mastering the Tao. Notice that he still severely underestimate Chin Bo's cruelty and coldness, thinking that he would care about his former commander taken as a hostage. When Chin Bo realizes he's gonna lose, he resorts to several coward tactics such as sending the army against his adversary and trying to manipulate him with memories of their childhood together and false promises that he would change. But he still gets the beating of his life and gets killed, after losing all his power since the army doesn't obey him anymore given how cruel and inconsiderate he is. At the end, the army drops the weapons for Jun Bo to run free.
I highly recommend watching this movie to all incels. I usually dislike movies, especially these new Hollywoodian ones full of cultural marxist crap, but I was remembering how I enjoyed watching those Chinese movies as a kid and made the right decision watching this one, whose some scenes I had never forgotten and was able to find again.
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feel good fantasy like most movies are tbh
