Very disappointed, very disappointed!
As a die-hard action movie fan, this star cast in his prime really touched my G-spot, but based on past experience, this kind of group drama often has a worrying plot. So think about it before watching it, as long as the play is exciting enough, I can forgive the plot garbage. As expected, the mentally retarded plot is outrageous, and the most irritating thing is that even the fighting scenes let me down.
Except for Chen Hu, each of these leading actors has a slasher movie that they can come up with. Which one does not stand alone, and whoever stops and kills whoever. The result, hey! First of all, the fight between the director and the screenwriter may be a layman. In terms of the design of the confrontation, the thin Asian body is against the European and American strong men, and it doesn't look like they can win. Anyone who knows a little bit about fighting knows that weight is almost the decisive factor for winning or losing. In reality, the competition is divided into levels based on weight, because weight is the root of winning and losing. These two people are going to stand together. I don't believe that these little Asian guys can win, but the design of the fight is still realistic. Iko punched Mike Garwhite with a small punch, just like his girlfriend Like coquettish.
Look at how this kind of unequal confrontation was filmed in the past. Bruce Lee, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan have all played against giants, but that was the setting of the masters in the previous plot, and then they won by surprise. Cosmic Dan has also defeated foreigners, but when looking for actors, the difference in physique between the two sides is not that big, so it is not very inconsistent. But there is obviously no magic trick here, either the director handed you a brick to knock him to death, or the opponent helped you knock him down, which is almost like a forced win. And there are a few fight scenes in the middle that are too perfunctory, like rehearsal, where is it fighting, there is no strength at all, at first glance it is feeding tricks. Of those films they starred in in the past, which one was not sharp, fast, clean, and punched to the core, how could it be so sloppy, can I not be disappointed?
At the same time, because there are many roles, the division of labor is also a problem. The main creator is obviously not a master at solving problems. It is good enough to replace all the dawdling cutscenes in the middle with fighting scenes. Even if there is no plot, you can give it to me. After a few good fight scenes, I was satisfied. Why is my favorite Indonesian little brother, he almost didn't do much, he put on X all the time, it seemed that he was responsible for the whole film, I thought he would have a plan with high IQ, but it turned out to be a fart, except for a few pitfalls The teammates, I don't see where it looks like a plan. Okay, let’s just say we don’t care about the plot, let’s just talk about people. The screenwriter didn’t arrange a plan for you, but he didn’t even arrange the action scenes. In the raid, you played dozens of each, and one long time. The camera, smashing the wall with bare hands, is it so difficult for you to play two games well?
Tony Jia is still strong, but he is defeated by the poor action design. In the plot, he wants to finish the cuts quickly. Every game is finished hastily, and there is basically no room for play.
Chen Hu, tick off a watermelon head and acted like a mentally handicapped servant. In order to express Chinese Kung Fu, he forced a concave shape. He didn't have the feeling of Chinese Kung Fu when he fought. Finally, he blocked the bullet with one arm, which is also a god-like plot. .
The only thing that doesn't look so bad is Scott Adkins, the ultimate fighter. The fit between the actors and the characters is still relatively high. In addition, Scott's own quality is excellent. Basically, it can be considered that this film has no flaws character.
To sum up, what I finally presented to me was a terrible, catastrophic bad film.
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