It was a blast to watch this movie, I was amazed while watching it. The plot progresses very quickly, revolving around the story of the police jointly handling the case and arresting the drug cartel. There are no messy branch lines.
The background of the mainland at that time reflected in the film is also quite realistic.
The actors fought from the beginning to the end, and they were extremely life-threatening. Just watching the martial arts drama will be worth the ticket price. Michelle Yeoh's high kicks are so beautiful and handsome, Ling Li. She was tossing around in the chase scene of the car, for fear that she would fall. In the end, Ke Shouliang was used as a stunt double for the speeding car, and the stunts that flew from the ground to the top of the train on a motorcycle were awesome. Jackie Chan grabs the helicopter ladder and swings like a swing in the sky. It's too scary. What is commendable is that the literary drama in the film is also very brilliant, Jackie Chan's Michelle Yeoh's undercover and criminals are fighting wits and courage. In the face of all kinds of temptations by the bad guys, he responded flexibly, got a village person to act with Brother Biao, and also prevented his identity from being exposed by clichés. Hei Lao Dachengfu was deeply moody. At first, he falsely claimed that the two were police officers and pretended to kill Michelle Yeoh to test their reactions. I couldn’t help breaking out in a cold sweat.
The final ending shows Jackie Chan's noble patriotic feelings, saying that after 1997, they are all Chinese. The two police officers went undercover to rescue the black boss woman, and they were unshakable in the face of the black boss woman's lure and resolutely handed over the stolen money.
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