On April 24, 2020, the new Netflix movie "Shocking Rescue" starring Brother Hammer was officially released. The plot tells the story of the hero Tyler who was ordered to rescue the son of the gangster, went through five obstacles and killed six generals, and finally completed the task. When he was about to return triumphantly, he was attacked to death. The plot is old-fashioned, the rhythm is slow, and commercial films have to deal with the issue of "human nature". The only thing that is desirable is that Brother Hammer's fighting movements are very clean. When I watched it, I wanted to complain and fast-forward countless times: this film is especially like a chicken-eating game. First, publish the task and place it. After killing the enemy, start running poison with the target, and approach the destination step by step. During the period, the poisonous circle continued to shrink, and countless enemies were killed. In the middle, the literary and drama process, to be honest, is very tasteless. It is a "Voldemort" process. Putting it in a commercial film feels like it is just to make up time. Finally, a run-off period for crossing the bridge and deciding who eats the chicken. At this time, the poison circle has been reduced to a certain range. Although the poor technical ones are still coming to die, the good ones are also gathered here. For example, Brother Hammer: Our male protagonist, such as the Lone Ranger from the boy's father camp, the female commander from Brother Hammer's camp, and the colonel from the villain camp. Therefore, in the final stage, countless cannon fodders sent points to the protagonist camp. The colonel killed the Lone Ranger, the female commander KOed the colonel, and a dark horse killed Brother Hammer when the protagonist camp was complacent. Of course, it's the protagonist's camp that eats "chicken" in the end. It is equivalent to a bronze that spends money to buy three kings to take him to the top, lie down and win and eat chicken, and the movie ends. The logic of the whole movie is very hard, but Brother Hammer is still very handsome.
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