For Hollywood action actors, I have the impression of muscular men. Fighting bravely and as powerful as an ox...I occasionally see them acting in movies about Eastern martial arts, which is not bad. Jason Statham rarely feels this way! Jet Li is also considered a hit in Hollywood. When the titles of "newcomer" and "bad guy" were still there, old American audiences gave him a 75% approval rate in the street questionnaire of "Lethal Weapon 4". However, many of the later starring films failed to really use his skill and martial arts philosophy. After all, as he said, Hollywood regards Chinese actors as hamburger fast food, no matter how powerful it is, it is also a B-level. This is his helplessness, but also the helplessness of the Eastern audience. I didn't know Jason Statham when I watched the Cosmos Mandate. Jet Li, as the absolute male lead of this action film, played two roles and took away too much brilliance. However, science fiction films with real kungfu always have the feeling of dazzling special effects and discounted kungfu. For example, this one, or Jackie Chan's tuxedo. It makes me feel sorry for the viewers who are used to watching Hong Kong-style martial arts. For Jason, I just feel that he is more focused on acting, and the two chasing "policemen" have a deeper impression of him. Young and vigorous, and a little dazed, but quite eye-catching. After searching his information, he was found to be an action movie star and admired Jet Li. I wondered if he was willing to come and give The One a knife. When the ranger arrived, the two of them had equal status, and they played an opposing scene with enjoyment. In the Expendables 3, as the most "tender" member, Jason did not play much but was very eye-catching. And that movie made me realize that he was really agile-he was mostly covered up by gunfire, blasting, speeding, and quick editing. And Jet Li, I can only say that expecting too much is unfair to the actors. Especially in group dramas dominated by Hollywood action stars. Later, when I watched many plays of Jason, I felt that he was an actor who knew that action movies can't just rely on action, but an actor who knew how to rely on the texture of the characters and the connotation of the film to set off the beauty of action. The audience sometimes worried for him because he was too low-key. In fact, he was born in 1967 and he is not young anymore. But I think this is because he seeks benevolence and gains benevolence. The actor must be able to sit still, and Jason's advantage is that he can enter the mainstream production. I hope he can stick to his philosophy and bring more characters and action movies with texture, instead of just strengthening actions and special effects.
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