Operation Condor evaluation action

2022-01-13 08:01
Jackie Chan filmed "Fei ying gai wak" and served as the director. The film is similar to "Indiana Jones" starring Harrison Ford . The film was shot in the African desert. When Jackie Chan helped the earl go to the Sahara Desert to find a secret German base during World War II, he unearthed the gold buried in it, glamorous girl. DoDo was ordered to assist Jackie Chan, and along the way, mysterious people of various identities carried out surprise attacks.  
"Fei ying gai wak" cost 115 million Hong Kong dollars. It was the most expensive Hong Kong film at the time. The film opened with a flying eagle taking the treasure from the African indigenous people. After that, he was entrusted to find the treasure of the Nazi Remnant Party. DoDo and Eva Cowber accompanied him on adventures everywhere. , The remnants of the Nazis scrambled secretly, and in the end Grand Theft Auto defeated the villain. It was very happy. The Fei ying gai wak series is undoubtedly the peak of Jackie Chan's film.  
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Operation Condor quotes

  • Ada: [a piece of gold falls out of Jackie's pocket after they just escaped the base before it blew up] The constolation prize.

  • Elsa: [At the guards they just catured, with a gun in her hands] I'll shoot.

    Adolf's Guard #3: Better believe her boys, she shoots like a maniac.

    Elsa: Not a move

    [Suddenly she slips, falls, and empties the gun of ammunition almost shooting someone]

    Ada: Where are you from?

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