The pattern of the film is not big. To sum it up, it is a chain of events triggered by a dog. The private detective played by Bruce Willis in the film still bears the shadow of John McCarron in Die Hard. What it looks like, in order to find the dog's non-stop flattening and being flattened, it keeps falling from one trouble to another. Despite the small format of the film, the cast is quite strong. "Neptune" Jason Momoa, "Phoenix Girl" Famke Jansen, and John Goodman and other golden Hollywood supporting roles serve as foils for Lao Bo. The rhythm of the film is very brisk, and the story is also very relaxed. There are neither hot gun battles nor tense plots and great conspiracies, nor the gangster drug dealers that are heinous and vicious, and even the chicken soup for the soul is very bland (comedy film urges me what tears). As a comedy film, this film has a lot of laughs. The picture of Lao Bu escaping naked on a skateboard at night is dirty and funny. Later, he put the gun in his butt to prevaricate the police. It's a feeling."
Like the action stars of his generation, Bruce Willis has also faced a career crisis in recent years. The housekeeping work "Die Hard" has not been written since the fifth box office hit, and the level of participating works has also increased. The lower it is, and even began to appear frequently in small-budget works of some small companies (a bit like Nicolas Cage), it can be said that this film is the only decent work starring Bruce Willis in recent years. Although I can't say how good it is, it is a decent comedy and action film. As a fan of the old cloth, how can I support it.
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