Uncle Jackie Chan finally shows an image that matches his real age. As a post-90s generation who grew up watching Jackie Chan movies, in fact, as long as there is a scene where Jackie Chan looks old and faltering, he already has the urge to shed tears. Just personal opinion.
The reason why I gave this movie a low score is because Brosnan and Jackie Chan were always promoted as opposites when the movie was released. I entered the theater to watch the two male gods in my childhood "fight" like the title of the movie. However, the whole movie In essence, there is no "fight" between the two, only Jackie Chan bullied 007 unilaterally with his excellent special operations ability (and in the Mandarin version I watched, Zhang Guoli's voice always made me make Brosnan's face and brain into Ji Xiaolan), from the plot In terms of perspective, the two are even on the same front, and in terms of the low profile of the British officials shown in the film, Jackie Chan's performance in the film cannot be described as aggressive.
The whole movie gave me the feeling that it was forcibly beautifying the image of the British government, and was unable to create a good villain and plot. Two of the three stars were given to the old Jackie Chan and one to the old 007.
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