Friends who have watched the 1990s Hong Kong drama "Jing Wu Men" starring Donnie Yen and the movie "Jing Wu Hero" starring Jet Li should all remember that Chen Zhen was shot by the Japanese at the end of the film, or did he hide somewhere else, "Jing Wu Hero" The film Wu Fengyun·Chen Zhen made a bold prediction. Chen Zhen went to Europe as a Chinese worker to participate in the First World War, survived the war, and then returned to Shanghai to continue his anti-Japanese activities. Although the director of the film is Liu Weiqiang, his consistent personal style of visual narrative is not shown in the film, which should be the result of a compromise with Chen Jiashang. Donnie Yen has a lot of literary dramas in the film, but they are all average, and there are no action scenes that are good. It may be that Donnie Yen is watching the action because of the action, so he ignored it. Donnie Yen's action scenes in the film are cool and novel. No longer a traditional move routine, but a freer mix of combat (see The Expendables) combined with stylish parkour that got me hooked. The dress of a man in black is meant to pay tribute to Bruce Lee's "The Green Hornet" and Jet Li's "Black Man". Compared with the action, the plot is much more old-fashioned, and you can guess the end by looking at the beginning. Think about it too, the screenwriter has Chen Jiashang "in the town", talking about novelty and chic, don't get involved in so many things when you are old, and see what a "Painted Skin" has been made by you, dead brains, old stubborn. Then there are the special effects of the film. The special effects made with an additional investment of 20 million yuan are like this. The action is good-looking, but the panoramic view of Shanghai Beach made is too fake. If the technology and thinking are not in place, don't learn from other people's "Avatar"!
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