A lot of gimmicks, more than entertainment.

Nowadays, watching Jackie Chan's movies seems to have no longer the excitement and expectation of the past. Jackie Chan is old, and the original unique charm of his movies seems to gradually fade. His humor also tends to be ordinary, and his fighting is no longer so distinctive. The once symbolic fighting skills and fighting scenes have gradually faded. It is a disappointment to not want to conclude this understanding, but after all, he is old. One can't refuse to accept the old.
The feeling of "Rush Hour 3" is not the above-mentioned regret. These original eye-catching features have been replaced by Hollywood-style entertainment gimmicks. For it, you should have a plain mind. Just treat it as a visual dessert after busy work and physical and mental fatigue, so that the tense mental state of the day can be relieved and released in the exaggerated skills of American humor and exotic style. After the past, life will have a lot of joyful laughter.
There are a lot of movie gimmicks.
Except for the two final golden partners, needless to say, the slightly sexy funny clips, Zhang Jingchu's appearance without acting skills, the abrupt brother interpretation of Japanese stars, plus the fresh elements of French exotic romance, the whole movie really made me laugh from beginning to end. To the end. It is indeed a qualified commercial entertainment blockbuster, and it has everything that should be. I no longer want Uncle Jackie Chan to try to jump a few times at an altitude of XX meters above sea level without a stand-in. This is too difficult. A vision, a brother fight on the Eiffel Tower is enough for me to chat for entertainment and fun.
The roughness of the plot is indeed obviously contemptuous. What I am more pleased with is the black American who claims to be half Chinese. He likes MICHAEL JACKSON as much as I do. The image-like dance moves and singing voice really make me make no sense for him. The deconstructed form of, and secretly exclaimed, the American-style humorous and carefreeness really made me comfortable and comfortable.
There are also the sexy appearances of French beauties, and the dream of American agents of French drivers. It's really funny. Apart from laughing and joking, I seem to feel a bit of cultural fusion. But without thinking deeply, I don't want the rare leisure mood to be ruined by such a serious subject.
In short, when dealing with "Rush Hour 3", don't be so serious, don't look forward to it, treat it as a pastime, both for life and for entertainment.

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