Wang Huazai and Jackie Chan will be cautious in future films so as not to lower their status in the hearts of movie fans, Reivew on Shaolin

Ever since I was a child, I always thought that if there is a big star in it, it must be a good movie. But in recent years I've found it more and more to be a mistake. I don't know if the Hong Kong film industry is going backwards or the directors are just as unhinged as this film, and the more they shoot, the lazier they become. The investment of hundreds of millions is not as good as the small cost production of hundreds of thousands in the 1990s.
Andy's status among our fans and movie fans is self-evident, but how come he has recently picked up some "Future Police" and "New Shaolin Temple", which seem to be illogical and illogical.
Let’s just say that this new Shaolin Temple, or else it’s an ancient reaction time, rather than one from the Republic of China. You made our audience watch gunfights and kung fu. If a monk can kill a group of people with guns, then I mean—China can dominate the world; or if guns and guns smash all martial arts masters to pieces, I mean—kung fu is too useless. If you haven't seen the movie, you can guess that this movie is not worth watching.
The same is true of Jackie Chan. The "Flying Eagle Project", "Police Story", "Red Zone", and "The Torch"... are all classics that you will never tire of watching. Now how can I pick up this nondescript film.
Wang Huazai and Jackie Chan, you are no longer purely commercial, you are creating history and leaving more classic movies worthy of a lifetime and cherished for future generations. Be careful when connecting later. So as not to reduce the status in the minds of fans.

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