The plot design resembles the theater version of ALIAS, which may be due to the director, but it is completely acceptable for action movies. Although in comparison, I still like TV, because the protagonist of TV is the relationship of various beautiful girls.
Among them, Liang Lao Tang can break through the image of ordinary American hero films, and become a man who is really frightened to mad, blushing, and crying weakly. This makes him more cute and charming than any Superman.
Especially in terms of his habit of pointing out Hollywood status in screaming clusters, he can design himself to be like this, and trust the unknown director (compared with Wu Yusen), trust the award-winning and young and beautiful supporting actor. They. Pretty soup, it's not just the appearance.
In the scene design of this mission, the investment is very large, which definitely meets the needs of watching action movies. (The scene of the dangling scene in the Bank of China Building in Shanghai, praised by everyone, does feel like a pig~ It's worth the fare~)
Although I didn't report any hope for the Chinese scene selected by Hollywood, but this time I was pointing it out. What I saw in the crack (to prevent it from being horrible) barely passed. (Passing is already a very high score~)
If the secretary of How Lianglao Tang happened to know Chinese and happened to read this article, what I want to say is:
(Huh~) First of all, in the Chinese dentistry department, it’s not Will stick big flower wallpaper. (Is it like this in foreign private clinics?)
Secondly, Chinese taxis (you know, i mean taxi~) are not called buses (the signs in Guangzhou and Hong Kong and Macau are taxis), and the practical English is just fine, no one Will say you are unprofessional.
PS. By the way, the two supporting roles, I mean the big diversion and the little boys (the names will be good if you remember), they added a lot of points for the inner and outer parts of this film respectively! Recommend everyone to watch their movies, Capote and match point.
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