The understanding of the actors is the work, and the understanding of Jackie Chan is the movie, the Chinese Kung Fu movie. By chance, I met Jackie Chan in Lhasa because of the "Beijing Jackie Chan Foundation" sponsored a 2 million charity project. Seeing the deity is completely different from the screen, without the slightest arrogance, smiles when seeing anyone? Face, hands-on work, meticulous, people are always vigorous, with piercing eyes.
The 63-year-old "middle-aged man" has been involved in charitable activities from the moment he settled down in Lhasa, and he also told us that his heart rate is not happy from time to time, so everyone can rest assured. Many people asked him to sign and finished signing with a smile, until the doctor noticed hypoxia in the lips and asked for a rest. This resulted in me not having the signature of my eldest brother.
That day, my eldest brother showed us the promo of "British Showdown" on the computer, as well as the movie episode, and told us that it would be released on September 30. At that time, it felt completely different from previous Chinese Kung Fu movies. Especially those eyes, gloom, tolerance and anger are intertwined on the face of an old man. Everyone expressed their support after the release. It finally came true today.
The eldest brother changed his previous martial arts style and performed a story about killing a woman after losing her last relative, a daughter. The plot is not complicated, but Guan Yuming (played by Jackie Chan) is complicated inside. Jackie Chan always uses actions to express characters, and this movie uses his eyes to express a person's state of extreme anger. And the action is just an assistant to the eyes.
When I was with my daughter, I told him to look lovingly in the eyes of my daughter; the sad eyes when he was holding his daughter’s body in the ruins; the helpless eyes when calling and requesting to meet countless times, asking the murderer to be punished but no one paid attention; The firm eyes when deciding to take revenge in his own way; the clever eyes when dealing with opponents; the tearful eyes when he embraces Lin Baoyi (played by Liu Tao) after the revenge is successful. Jackie Chan’s eyes touched my heart from beginning to end. I was completely conquered by his acting skills.
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