In the film, the conversation between JCVD and his admirer and one of the robbers is very interesting. If this is only the Belgian's opinion of John Woo, we can say that they are narrow-minded, but what if the whole of Europe holds this kind of thinking. …Haha,
I didn’t expect JCVD to have such a high status among the Belgian folks. Another famous person in this small country is Ding Ding. I think of Jacky Chen, who is also an action actor, and Chinese people seem to have always had a reputation for Hollywood. I don’t think so. Bad movies are one aspect, and they also contain other factors. Of course, Chen’s reputation in China in the past two years is also...not to be discussed.
The general feeling is that this is a film with ideas but not perfect. I don’t know what is the real intention behind the scenes and JCVD’s own use of this imitation documentary format to shoot himself? Sincerely there are, but not enough, there is always doubts about the curve to save the box office. Whether it’s a show or a true portrayal, aside from all this, the six-minute monologue of JCVD really won my attention.
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