Four and a half stars. This is not a typical Jackie Chan movie, or a movie with Jackie Chan as the center and just as one of the characters. Jackie Chan tag and action revenge themes aside, this is a very informative political film that I think is good. To this end, it will take some time to expand the political background. The political confrontation between the British government and the leaders of Northern Ireland, and the determined revenge of the Chinese living in a foreign land interweave and interpret this "British confrontation". It has always made me tangled in thinking, in the face of the hatred of losing my beloved, shouldn't I be determined to take revenge, and when will the revenge after hatred be repaid? From the perspective of this stranger, it expanded to the feud between the British ethnic regions at that time. The continuous bloodshed made each family individual bear new hatred. The shadow of hatred has always spread. When will it end? Some people think that the senior official in Northern Ireland played by Lao Bu is wronged, so can the blood on his hands be easily wiped off? Moreover, under his political confrontation with the British government, it was a dirty and ruthless political transaction, a political conspiracy of intrigue, a selfish selfishness who lost the car and guarded the commander, and a big traitor like loyalty. Senior officials are neither innocent nor sympathetic. On the contrary, with the end of the action, I finally breathed a sigh of relief, and let this revenge have a beginning and an end.
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