After watching the movie, my thoughts are: It's like swallowing a fly alive, unspeakably disgusting.
Let me talk about it first.
Jay Chou's acting skills have improved, this is the truth.
The picture, if you look at any set of shots alone, it's also so-so. But all the special effects shots add up to be drag racing, explosions, drag racing, explosions, and a few timeshifts of Jay Chou. Perhaps the most intense part of the last 30 minutes is a bit new, but unfortunately it didn't give me the courage to finish it.
The not so good part.
The protagonist’s rich second generation is too fat, and any frontal shots of him clearly capture his double chin.
Jay Chou has also gained a lot of fat.
Cameron Diaz doesn't mention it.
The bad part.
Script, script, and script.
There is no doubt that the overall framework is based on comics. A rich second generation and a driver fought against the evil forces after the death of his father and finally succeeded. A typical American hero, quite satisfactory.
The details are full of contradictions, useless plots, procrastination, and all kinds of unreliability.
As for the dialogue, some people said that he was amused by all kinds of American cold jokes. I can only say that he can go to the funny group... but in fact, I think I went to the movies instead of listening to the cross talk. The screenwriter successfully used nonsensical jokes to extinguish my desire to be barely aroused by the fairly gorgeous special effects.
I think a movie that is outstanding from the picture to the plot and the acting skills can be regarded as a good movie.
I don't know what scientific name is there. In short, the key components of these movies, just like vista and win7 test computer performance levels, should be scored according to the lowest item.
So I gave it 1 point because its script is so bad that no one can save it.
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