If you think about the PG rating of an action movie, you will know how harmonious this movie is. Bad guys can't be without, they just shout that they are not satisfied with the style of clothes, and they don't like to use guns in their hands. They have kung fu. So each other's rivalry scenes all followed the Eastern Kung Fu duel, plus funny moves in different scenes, Western pistols? Just use it as a toy gun, it seems to be fired only once, or against unsatisfactory clothes.
In the film, action is no longer the focus, but a small war with the dolls. Don't expect old and beautiful children to do their homework obediently at home, and go to bed obediently when the time comes. They are in a free country, not to mention facing such a disliked neighbor, enough to make trouble for you all day. "It is easy to be an agent, but difficult to take care of children", this is my experience.
Seriously, seeing Jackie Chan in his 50s fighting and slaughtering is a bit unbearable, not to mention that he doesn't like to use a stand-in. Can this body continue to be tough? ! This kind of film is actually quite suitable for his current situation, with some action, but it is funny, you are happy when you act, and you are happy watching the film, and the fun is not very good. Although he doesn't necessarily have to deal with children, isn't he this route in so many Hong Kong films back then, and everyone likes to watch it!
PS: When playing with the bicycle, Jackie Chan used a stand-in. It was too obvious. It was just a young man playing, and it was useless when editing the film.
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