I don’t think anyone watching this movie is going for the plot, otherwise you will definitely be disappointed. After all, Liu Jialiang was the one who pointed out Wu, so it’s of course impossible for you to watch what a good story. , And the highlight of this film is naturally the process of the protagonist Liu Jiahui's exercises in the 35th room of Shaolin Temple and the wonderful fight throughout the film.
The part of Shaolin Temple learning martial arts is my favorite, especially the first ten rooms with basic skills. It is very vivid, exciting and humorous. I don't know whether the real Shaolin Temple really practiced that way, but the film also showed very real, there is no messy and fancy martial arts, step by step is practiced in practice, which makes people very convincing.
The movements designed by Liu Jialiang are also quite wonderful. Compared with those more "virtual" films, it is very "real" and tends to be more realistic fighting style. Compared with the martial arts instructors from the troupe, Liu Jialiang, who has real knowledge and learning, is naturally much more realistic than their movements, and also adds a real sense of beauty.
However, from the current point of view, it seems that the rhythm of the action inside is a bit slow, and compared to Bruce Lee's real and fully actual combat action, after all, there are more martial arts routines. When the two fight, it is still a bit of a trick. Like dancing. Friends who like martial arts may like it very much, but those of us who like modern fighting seem to be a little uncomfortable. Appreciation is a personal matter, so we still have to read it before we know it.
In short, this is a fairly satisfactory movie. Friends who like Shaw Brothers and martial arts movies recommend it, otherwise there is no need to watch it.
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