Surprisingly, there are several action scenes in the opening and middle sections. Brother Dan's fast, accurate and ruthless mixed fighting style is very wonderfully displayed under Liu Weiqiang's camera language and clever editing. It was the last battle that was more unsuccessful. Whether it was a battle against a hundred enemies or a boss showdown, there was a big gap between it and Jet Li's action classic "Fighting Heroes". Competing with the comics of the small universe, I don't understand this very much. I believe that Dan will regret it, probably because of the lack of a sufficient opponent.
In terms of performance, Dan has made progress, his aura has become more and more invincible, and his posing skills are even incomparable to Spider-Man.
Shu Qi is so-so, and sings a few songs well, but as an undercover agent, she is really a bit disrespectful.
There are two bright spots: Brother Qiusheng and Huang Bo. The performances of these two people are obviously higher than others, and they are more brilliant. But still not used to them speaking Mandarin.
There are also a lot of flaws in the script, so I won't say more. It is finally a sincere work. I hope to see the second part of the more sincere Spider-Man version of Chen Zhen.
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