The first film cost 10 million U.S. dollars, and I didn't expect the box office to burst slightly and make a lot of money. The second film cost 15 million U.S. dollars, and it turned out to be a hit at the box office, and it had to rely on selling discs to get some blood back and forth. I originally thought that there was no sequel because of Street Fighting, but I didn't expect the third one to come, and it seems that the cost has not decreased (although the cost was not high), and there is a plan to shoot a sequel. The story is also fully connected, and the end of the second part is connected. Judging from the ending of this one, the next step is to save the actor in the second one.
The B-level film that sells discs at a small cost is not bad. Although the sparrow is small and complete, it has all the usual routines of Hollywood blockbusters.
There is one thing to say, since the second film was joined by the "Assault" team, the fighting scenes have done quite well.
In other words, why do you want so much for a low-cost movie? You can't expect a $10 million film to make a $100 million level.
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