After watching it, the biggest feeling is the sense of disobedience. From the beginning to the end, Jay Chou's role is to show off his skills. From time to time, he listens to classical songs, plays basketball, makes coffee, plays piano, and races, and then sings songs. Song, rather than a movie, is a personal show of Jay Chou. The problem is that these personal shows have little to do with the plot, and the only thing that can be considered to promote the plot is the cup of coffee that started to brew. But after so many dazzling tricks, the character building is completely lacking, with inexplicable dialogues, embarrassing laughs, and brain-damaged characters. It is reasonable to say that I can only give it one star from the perspective of the movie, but the existence of Jay Chou still makes me give this movie an extra star. I think those who give this movie five stars should be for this week. Dong went, but it's a bit indistinguishable to give five stars based on that alone.
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