As for the plot, I can only say that the mediocre preaching is far-fetched and the Shaolin Temple and Buddhism are far-fetched. The bridge in the anti-Japanese movie, replacing the Eighth Road of the Red Army with a few monks is the end of the movie. Basically, all the old-fashioned plots and old-fashioned scenes that can be used are put together in one film and stewed together. The last ten minutes I can almost name all the next shots. The connection between the various story segments also seems a bit too abrupt. The logic of the film is also difficult to withstand scrutiny. Guns and guns have no power to fight back in the face of swords, guns and sticks. The only use is to add a few blood holes to those who have no power to fight back.
The special effects or something, under the indiscriminate bombardment of blockbusters in these years, can only be said to be unsatisfactory.
In general, it's boring, since it's not my money, it's fine
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