And this movie is a re-creation with Jackie Chan's characteristics. The fight from fist to fist, the inevitable tricks and jokes, coupled with kindness and fraternity, are indispensable.
Passepartout, Mr. Fokker's servant, was originally a happy French boy, and here is played by Jackie Chan. Passepartout in the original book is agile in his hands and feet, and this Passepartout is even more powerful in martial arts. However, he still missed and was captured by the bad guys in Guangdong, but he was saved by the Guangdong Ten Tigers after all. Huang Feihong actually tilted his head to make a strange, "You have to let me come after breakfast." This is Jackie Chan, who is nervous to the limit and wants to give people something to relax.
The most beloved place is when Passepartout was riding a hot air balloon and found that a baby in the tower was about to fall into the fire. He desperately went to rescue the baby, and then jumped back into the gondola from the window. This is his kindness and great love, and is always worthy of respect.
It's very strange why Jackie Chan's movie ratings are so low, and I really don't think his stuff is so bad. At least he gave us so much happiness and comfort, which is enough.
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