Because of the epidemic, I had plenty of time a while ago. Every day I had to open a Jackie Chan movie for dinner. I really liked it the more I watched it. From the Police Story series (first favorite), the Rush Hour series to the A Plan series (second favorite), I have brushed it all over again.
Today I started to search for Jackie Chan's movies, and found that I have never heard of this movie. It was really strange when I opened it, as if I had entered a science fiction movie. The people who came out of the mud heap looked like the monsters in Ultraman movies. Thinking about it carefully, the beginning part doesn't quite match the whole back. It seemed that I wanted to make a sci-fi film at first, but then it returned to normal. In fact, it is not necessary, it looks good in the back. Looking at the previous point, I really wanted to quit every minute, and because of the age, the special effects of fifty cents made people make plays. Fortunately, I persisted and did not miss it.
There are primitive tribes in it, which is very interesting. I don't know if this is a real primitive tribe. Otherwise, it would be troublesome to find such a large number of people to make movies. It seems that every Jackie Chan movie has beautiful women, this one has first-class racing skills and beautiful police officers. It looks like a super dangerous jumping off the building plot, and the other is the normal Jackie Chan style, all kinds of fights, furniture is the best, watching the barrage say don't fight with Jackie Chan in the furniture place, laugh to death.
In short, it's good-looking, and it's good to endure the strange part at the front.
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