After watching the excessive bloody "Yellow Sea", it is very necessary to watch this movie. The film tells the story of a U.S. Marine who sees through the red dust and lives a quiet life by the seaside in Paris. He sets rules to act as a driver to help people deliver goods. He strictly follows the code of conduct. The first one featured Chinese actor Shu Qi. She was a troublemaker. Because of her intervention, after the driver (delivery man) and Shu Qi got out of the chase, Shu Qi stripped naked and asked for a simple and clear human compensation.
This is probably the most frustrating part of the film. When Chinese actors land in Europe and the United States, they always rely on their bodies to leave the country, relying on wishful physical appearances to win acting shares. Except for a few kung fu stars, they are willing to hand over their good figure. However, in their eyes, this is a voluntary transaction, or love. Tang Wei was naked once, and she used her body to redefine her star path.
"Very Human Traffickers" is about an American who rescues trafficked Chinese stowaways. Naturally, gangsters and Chinese people are indispensable. Chinese people, as always, do not recognize their six relatives and do not let go of their daughters. There is no shortage of gunfights and flying skills throughout the scene. With the guidance of Chinese martial arts actors, the design of martial arts combines Western skills with the accuracy of Chinese martial arts, and the difficulty of action design has increased a lot.
A typical European and American heroism blockbuster, beautiful women are just embellishments.
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