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Bridie 2022-03-16 09:01:07

The youthful vigor of the rising period is profoundly influential. Uncle Huimin's suit fits really well. Uncle Biao, Uncle Shrimp, this is the in-laws and natal families. I have always emphasized the Western District, the fighting scene in the later stage, and the storehouse and drug storehouse of the Yulan Bird House of the Flower Girl Sauce Factory. In the eyes of the local audience, it should be very texture and nostalgic. The relationship with the revolutionaries and the map artillery of the colonists and Shandong people are also in line with the atmosphere of the 1980s. Ma Rulong's luck is not particularly good. He is often beaten and injured. Perseverance is not religious, but he is also a natural queen. Righteousness and body, this is where his earth qi lies. In comparison, the tone of "Huang Feihong" is more intellectualized?

Leda 2022-03-17 09:01:08

[A] The greatest significance of "Plan A Sequel" is to prove that Jackie Chan is the best action comedy director ever (at least not lost to Keaton). The layout of the sequel has expanded a lot. Although the communication and interspersed of the three main lines are mature and orderly, they are still too complicated. Jackie Chan’s ambition obviously does not lie in this. The brilliant pen in space scheduling is his real killer: restaurant chaos is just an appetizer, and the prom paragraph dreams back to "War and Peace", extremely light and long shots, accompanied by sophisticated design. The dance steps and position are absolutely graceful; where everyone’s hut hides and seeks, Jackie Chan’s space comedy has reached its peak. He is too aware of how to use characters to compress the space to form drama, and then use the burst of chaos to naturally generate a sense of comedy. The subtle combination of props, scenes and actions, sports, sceneries and cuts, is a concentrated expression of Jackie Chan's authorship. The final battle is still the continuation of the "Police Story", the small scenes constantly changing under the big scene, the extreme use of equipment and martial arts, and finally ended successfully in tribute to Buster Keaton, truly achieving the transcendence of his idol .