1991 is the golden age of Hong Kong movies. The films that can gather the four major Hong Kong stars must have big goals, but I never imagined that so many excellent directors in Hong Kong would be useless, and they used Zhu Yanping from Taiwan. A four-dimensional film that is substandard. It stands to reason that Jackie Chan Sammo Hung is shooting action movies, but after joining Tony Leung Ka Fai and Andy Lau, the director is obviously very ambitious. He wants to elevate the film and add some depth, and it is mixed with suspense and the love and hatred of the characters. The more elements are incorporated, the more the film will test the level of the screenwriter and director, and the result can be imagined. The talent of the director and screenwriter cannot support such a star-studded film, and it is a pity that the four superstars performed wonderfully at their peak. Because the film is scheduled to enter the North American market, it can be seen that the four superstars and supporting actors are all working hard to make up for the loopholes in the script, and their acting skills are above good. The script and the director are decisive for the film, and it is impossible to turn it around only by the actors. If a major Hong Kong director had come here, I think this film might still be famous in film history.
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