I was a very rare film~ I don't know why many people don't rate it well, maybe it's because of Shu Qi, but please others are also very strong. In addition to Jackie Chan and Shu Qi, Tony Leung, Zhou Huajian, Ren Xianqi, everyone is a favorite actor. It's a bit of a cliché of Cinderella meets a prince and turns into a swan (Cinderella turns into a swan?), but it's enough to focus on the leads - it seems I'm not appreciating the right place. And Stephen Chow made a cameo appearance as a traffic policeman in the film, the one who was dragged away by a dog, and then in 2000, Jackie Chan made a cameo appearance as a 'death runner' in Stephen Chow's "The King of Comedy". These two great gods still It's really interesting, Jaycee Chan just 'washed' Jackie Chan and Stephen Chow in "East and West 2011", and it also reflects that the relationship between them should be good from another aspect. Digressed and pulled back. The film is funny and has language (not the Mandarin version), it has a relatively good plot, wonderful action scenes, and such a domineering actor. Jackie Chan said a few words of Japanese, but I really dare not say that he speaks very standard. In addition to Zhou Xingchi, other guest actors are also domineering: Tony Leung went out to shoot with Wu Yanzu and Fung Delun, Ren Xianqi first came to Hong Kong and met someone who called him "Chow Yun Fat". The people were Wu Junru and Li Lichi. The lyrics of the song... Jackie Chan's moves are no longer rambunctious, and he is also serious about women (Shu Qi), especially since he is playing a high-class playboy.
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