Pure filming, it's just filming

The Chinese business gang was engaged in illegal business activities in Australia. The younger Jin Xing (at first looked like it, but after a search, it turned out that there was a feeling of old knowledge from a foreign country) was dissatisfied with the family's arrangements for her. Although a small restaurant, she also managed a colorful restaurant. First, she used her network to buy precious wild animals in Southeast Asia to satisfy the Australian people's demand for game. Secondly, the film very irresponsibly planted the preferences of Southeast Asian tyrants on the heads of Chinese tyrants. The golden elephant is made according to the aesthetics of Indian princes. For the sake of food and collection, it took quite a lot of trouble to get two elephants from Thailand.
Every dog ​​hitting depends on the owner, not to mention the elephant. Thailand’s elephant inventory is so high that Venus’s partner has chosen Tony Jia’s elephant, which can be said to be very unlucky. Tonija opened his mouth every time he went: Where is my elephant? Where is my elephant? Where is my elephant?
At this time, Xiaokang hasn't become a dish, but it's useless to return Xiaokang numbly. Because the deeper fraternity has become a handicraft. Venus resells the gang of rare animals and will inevitably be destroyed.
In general, this is the story of a young man in a small town looking for elephants in the city. After moving to Australia, this one-line story was slightly complicated by Venus' plan to seize power within the family. A lot of the information is staggering and very unclear. The editing is still very messy, and some places are confusing. For example, the Thai girls who rescued Tonija felt that they should play an important role, but there was almost no sense of existence. Even the big villain Venus is actually not very involved. The core of the whole film is Tony Jia's kung fu. This is a pure fight, a large-scale fight, and the plot does not advance at all. But it should be enough for action movie lovers. It's really enjoyable to watch. From the perspective of the play, there are a lot of faults that can be picked. This is a question of different people. It is enough for action movies to look good. What bikes do you want?
In fact, this kind of kung fu movie is a bit on the decline. Unless the times are advanced, are there still people risking their lives to accompany you with broken arms and legs? Because you don't use a gun, and your opponents don't use a gun, it's not reasonable. The rating of this film should be higher, because the crackling fracture sound really panicked. There was still some room for the martial artist, but seeing the death of fraternity, Tonija broke out completely, and the shot was a killer move.
The overall feeling is that the action is not as cool as "Boxing Fighter", and the effort used does not seem to be Muay Thai. In addition, Johnny is very handsome.

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