"Dragon Tiger Youth Team": It's not a revisiting of the basics

Two top-notch students, one man, one man, one fat and one thin, successfully graduated from the police academy and successfully entered the police’s "Dragon and Tiger Youth Team" to become undercover elites to investigate drug dealing activities on campus. The two "aspiring young people" who have been away from campus life for many years, mingling among the stray classmates all day, not only have to avoid the threat of being punished for skipping classes, but also avoid having sex with the pretty girls on campus. The most important thing is to find out the ins and outs of the drugs as soon as possible, otherwise, while his performance will soon be surpassed by his colleagues, he will also be threatened and reprimanded by perverted bosses. The two of them tried their best to use all kinds of relationships to play their extreme strengths. They finally found clues at the critical moment of being expelled. After all kinds of thrilling and nonsensical stimulation, they finally found clues. It turns out that the biggest drug lord on campus is just a low-income teacher who I bump into every day.

The film is based on the American drama of the same name in 1987 and is also the most successful episode of Johnny Depp. It is directed by Phil Rhodes and Chris Miller, directors of "Gourmet". Jonah Jonah Hill and the coach Channing Tatum lead. The biggest surprise at the end was that Johnny Depp suddenly appeared in it and shot Wuli in the head, which was "shocking". If Depp can't let us find the feeling of the year, then recalling the "Playing Back to School" series by Xing Ye, may suddenly understand it. That's right, the original version is Wang Jing's creative source and inspiration for the film.

The biggest difference in this film adaptation is the unscrupulous taste and the extravagant vulgarity, with a little bit less youthfulness and coolness. With the changes of the times, it can be seen that people's appreciation of the taste has changed rapidly. This film can be called the campus version of "The Hangover", which is in line with the taste of the current appreciation while not losing the rigorous layout style of the year. Although the title is a bit of the last century, it can't make people curious. After watching it carefully, we will find that this is a rare comedy for a long time. Especially chubby Jonah Hill, it is very likely that in the next few years, he will go out of the master comedy route that is different from the past.

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