Two scenes that I don’t appreciate personally: the competition on the high platform was originally a highlight, but it was a pity that too many close-ups of fast and slow shots were added, which ruined the overall beauty, but it was a bit self-defeating. The martial arts design with Master Qin made it clear that the restaurant was to be destroyed to the greatest extent possible. Shouldn't the masters show off all the wonders of martial arts under the graceful movements of chatting and laughing? Such a fight is not convincing enough as the first and second judgment.
It seems that all the masters must sacrifice their family and friendship because of their competitiveness, and then have nothing, wandering around the world or wandering in the paradise, and finally enlightened. Obvious commercial factors are at work, and all kinds of sensational plots are poured into it. From a technical point of view, the film is still good, especially the martial arts. Overall, the charm is not good.
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