This intermittent is because I went to buy instant noodles to eat in the middle, someone wanted to rent an office, my uncle's family came to see me...
So I finally finished it at this time, at 6:30 pm. The whole film runs through me all afternoon, and it's not easy.
In addition to making me feel that not to be associated with the underworld and that being the boss also depends on some luck, the biggest impression of this movie is that a man's professionalism and love are inversely proportional.
Jackie Chan was dumbfounded at the very beginning, the dull expression, the rigid expression really made people uninterested and unimpressive.
Until he saw that the woman he used to be married to, suddenly his health began to be full, and his attack, defense, speed and sensitivity were also full. I suspected for a while that it was from then on that his IQ also began to improve substantially.
The words are divided into two parts. After Jackie Chan's expectation of love died, he turned his attention to his career and worked hard to enter the underworld. Of course, this may not be his original intention, but in order to earn money to make himself a comfortable life, most of them will go down that road.
This story tells us that a silent woman behind a successful man is just a beautiful ideal state. In most cases, it is the man who works hard after being hit, plus some luck to succeed. What kind of man is the most handsome? A man who works hard.
EDIT: This movie is pretty good.
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