1. There is no complete story. The plot is rigid and far-fetched, and there are no unexpected plots. Everything is too smooth, and all obstacles are pretend obstacles, so there is nothing in the plot. Worrying places, of course, can not be said to be fascinating.
2. The overall performance of the actors is average. In addition, there is basically no shaping of the character's personality, or there is only flashy coolness. I guess it has something to do with the director.
3. The discussion about cultural relics and national dignity came to an abrupt end and came to an abrupt end. There is neither wise speech nor sincere emotion, which naturally seems inexplicable and nondescript.
4. The 3d effect is general.
Then there are a few points of praise:
1. The production of action fighting and thrilling scenes is quite sincere. Especially in the opening paragraph, it is very exciting to play the human pulley. The last paragraph of skydiving in the air is also considered well-intentioned [reminds me of a similar section of Clive Owen in shoot them up].
2. The action design is typical Jackie Chan style. Although it is said that it failed to break through the old framework model, the sincerity can still be seen.
3. In the treasure hunt plot on the isolated island, Johnny Depp's pirates of the Caribbean and the images of pirates from various countries are teased weakly, which is a bright spot.
4, the picture is good. There is obviously a European and American style of shooting, which makes the picture atmospheric, and the visual effects of action and explosion scenes are improved.
I won't say much about the rest. All in all, although the plot is average, the plot almost doesn't matter for such a commercial film. The key is that his actions, fights, laughs, and shooting explosions are sincere enough. Therefore, this film is considered a sincere work. Worth a look.
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