The plot is still too simple. Action-oriented, comedy hasn't arrived yet. The line of love is too weak, and Jackie Chan's later movie focuses on love and family literary drama, which is much richer.
The quagmire is not fun enough. The director is not very good at controlling comedy.
This is really not as good as Jackie Chan's "Snake-Shaped Tricky Hands" section when he wipes the floor to prevent Shi Tian from staining the floor. There is also a suspicion of fried cold rice.
The bathing period could have been more fun. I think of the disgusting scene of the bathing tongue kiss in Star Master's "Dead Grass" (it's not funny, only disgusting). Brother Long's ass was very interesting back then.
The bell prevents escape, this is okay.
It is creative to imitate bullfighting. What a song "Carmen".
Shi Jian can be called the "villain" of the cold side.
Tian Feng is also a familiar face.
Jackie Chan joins Golden Harvest's directorial debut. At that time, he and the screenwriter Deng Jingsheng were a "golden partner". This pair has produced many works. It's a little bit like Master Xing and Li Lichi. Later, I don't know why the two parted ways.
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