In fact, the identity of the Ranger is a bright spot. When the truth was finally revealed, I really applauded a little, but these good feelings stopped as soon as the subtitles appeared. The ending was a mess, and the director set up such a character relationship, but it didn't develop at all. This "you're dead, I'm gone, this story is over." way of ending gives a feeling of being fooled. The director seems to be trying to show "good guys, bad guys, what I say".
In the movie, English, Japanese, Mandarin and Cantonese are mixed, but it does not give people much sense of reality. In terms of actors, Jet Li, who has no kung fu, is basically nothing to watch, and Jason Statham is still a violent policeman with nothing new. It feels good that Zunlong is back in Hollywood, and his English is much more fluent than Jet Li. Zheng Haonan's appearance suddenly brought him into the distance of the movie, making people feel intimate. Maybe he has never seen or heard him act in Hollywood movies, so he has a more intimate feeling than Jet Li. Devon Aoki isn't my type, but it's prettier than in Sin City.
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