Jackie Chan is really old, even as a retired agent. However, although his increasingly rough and wrinkled face makes people sigh that time is not forgiving, his still vigorous posture adds a lot of surprise charm to this old man who is trapped by love. Watching him use all kinds of high-tech equipment, just to please his lover and children, thinking of a man with stunts who once wore a top agent halo, can be overkill for an ordinary true love, and even reluctantly cut love. A touch of home warmth is born. Bob used his actions and true feelings, humorously and bravely to fulfill the duty of a good father. Of course, the occasional silly appearance is really hilarious.
Although I have long been accustomed to the humorous style of Jackie Chan's movies, it was precisely this movie that made me feel happy from beginning to end. Perhaps, it is precisely because he dared to take his old age to laugh at himself, so that he showed the loveliness of pursuing ordinary true love from his heart even more meaningfully.
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