The film is about an action comedy directed and performed by the famous comedy star Ben Stiller. It tells the story of a film crew shooting an expensive Vietnam War film in Southeast Asia. Due to the constant occurrence of the situation, the actors were banished to the real battlefield to shoot movies, with pre-arranged cameras and explosives. Unexpectedly, they had been involved in a real war, but they thought they were filming. Isn’t it dramatic? Until the end of the film, they know that everything is real. It's not filming at all.
What makes me really interesting about the film is the exaggerated reproduction of the story behind the film production. Among them, the film company boss played by Brother Tommy is particularly mentioned, which is really a super highlight! This bald, fat man, Less Grossman, disheveled all day, remotely controlled every move of the crew thousands of kilometers away in Vietnam in his office (he could even let Chang Ji take his fist instead). His swear words can be said to be the smoothest I heard in the movie recently, especially that fuckface is basically an instinctive reaction, blurted out. This guy looks vulgar, but he does have a real boss. When Tugg Speedman was kidnapped, he "resolutely" decided to give up the actor, on the grounds: "Tugg Speedman is an extinguished star, he has no value... (if he dies), we will cry for him, and then use him The most important thing is to set up a charitable fund in the name of, and the most important thing is: we can get insurance compensation for this (the follower next to it: preferably before the annual financial settlement, so that we can get back the money lost in film production)" This is of course exaggeration and drama However, it can be seen that the actors are just the publicity part of the entire industrial system. It is the bosses of these film companies who really operate and influence everything. Their sole purpose is to maximize profits.
In addition, American films often have Chinese elements, and they are deliberately satirized. The Chinese words spoken by those Vietnamese drug dealers do not understand at all. In all the satirical films in the film, they are undoubtedly promoted by him. Satirical movie, funny.
In the last hand of Tugg Speedman who thought he had penetrated into this organization, he still refused to get on the plane. As a result, the son he was holding slammed at him with a weapon, but he couldn’t reflect that,,, and later reflected that he lost the child. . In the scene where he lost the child, the child didn't move at all in the air, just following the parabola. . In the end, nothing happened. . .
This film opened my eyes~~
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