A series of fighting scenes are the beginning of the movie, followed by a simple story narration. I have seen many Jackie Chan movies, and most of the general routines are like this. Although I always want to show the importance of teamwork, it makes the audience accept it. Yes, it is more inclined to the performance of individual heroism. Jackie Chan's fighting scenes are never ambiguous. Through the extremely tense pictures and special effects that can be integrated with each other, the audience is excited. Coupled with the brand "Jackie Chan", it has aroused countless praise. But if you put aside some formal things such as screen transformation and cool special effects, of course, just simply think about it, any movie is composed of both form and substance, and it seems that it does not make the audience look into its content. After watching the movie, I can still clearly remember that what I talked about was nothing more than how wonderful the picture was and how fierce the fighting was, but after all, it lacked a storyline, and some things, or ideas, or feelings that a movie wanted to express. The substantive storyline that supports the soul of the film's skeleton is weak, but instead focuses on its expression, which seems to only give the audience a visual shock, rather than really arousing the deep resonance of the audience.
However, the film brand "Jackie Chan" is still the reason why audiences are willing to contribute to the box office, and it is also the reason why they will not regret it after contributing. Overall, this movie is very "Jackie Chan", and it's worth going to the cinema.
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