However, the momentum of the blockbuster is that you see such a thrilling stunt in the trailer and think it is a climax, but it turns out that it is just an appetizer. . . . . .
There are still a lot of action scenes. My favorite is the road chase, but in terms of curiosity and novelty, nothing is more rare than picking up a plane.
Some friends commented that it is very rare for the heroine to stand at the same height as Nan Zhuneng in an action blockbuster. I think that based on the heroine's strength and aura should not lose Nanzhu, but in terms of the actual effect, the heroine is not a star at first glance. . . . . .
The villain's aura is not bad this time, but he didn't show his talents. He relied on his thugs to come forward and manipulate behind the scenes.
The plot is foggy and intricate according to the usual style, but after all, I understand it, and in the end the truth comes out reasonable.
No passion, no kiss, no blood.
Brother Tom looks like it won't be a problem to shoot two or three more movies, looking forward to it.
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