"Hmm? The opening scene was a shed specially built by the crew so that it would be easy to destroy when the vehicles rushed down the mountain."
Seeing this, Lin Feng was stunned. The sprint scene at the beginning was very realistic, but he didn't expect it to be real.
"And in that chase scene, apart from the umbrella being custom-made, all of Long's movements were real."
This chase scene is arguably one of the most exciting parts of the entire film. At the time, he was wondering why the umbrella was so sturdy that it could hang on the bus.
Even now, thinking back on it, I still feel lingering fear. I rushed straight up without using any boost, knowing that there were many cars along the way, and I could have been hit by one if I wasn't careful.
"I have to say, Long really went all out!"
Lin Feng sighed, then continued reading.
"The glass is real too!"
When he saw this scene, Raymond Lam was startled.
The scene of the fight in the mall is still vivid in his mind; the sound of shattering glass echoes in his head from time to time.
I thought it was a prop, but to my surprise, all the glass inside was real.
"Are you crazy?!"
Lin Feng made a comment, and while surprised, he suddenly felt sorry for the actors.
That's fucking insane! Just looking at it is scary, and hearing it is terrifying.
And they actually used real glass—were they trying to show the glass how fragile the human body is?
However, this was not the most shocking thing for Lin Feng. What happened next left him speechless.
"Because the mall was about to close, we only had one chance. We originally planned to set up some props to make it look like it was sparkling with electricity, but then Long said, forget it, let's just jump down."
In other words, this jump was a leap that disregarded life and death, a leap with a slim chance of survival!
Upon seeing this, Lin Feng's mouth gaped open wide enough to swallow an egg, and the look of horror in his eyes lingered for a long time.
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