There are also films in which Eastern and Western actors have cooperated successfully. For example, Jackie Chan's "Cutting Moment" series, I like it very much. Compared with the two, there is still a big difference. "The Spike Moment" is a combination of China and the West, that is, the coexistence of two cultures. Although "Memoirs of a Geisha" is also a Hollywood director, it still plays an oriental story. In "Miami Vice", Gong Li, although an oriental face, has to act in a Hollywood way, and must be fully integrated into the creation of Western commercial films. For Gong Li, she is a native Chinese. Unlike Liu Yuling, who only has an oriental appearance and is completely westernized in her bones, it is still very challenging and difficult to show a female drug criminal who grew up under Western ideology.
After my post-view analysis, I forgave the inadequacies in the movie and decided to continue to support Sister Gong Li as always.
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