A good film always has a selling point to attract people, whether it is a literary film or not. Either it's a deep theme, or it's a wonderful plot, or it's superb acting, but unfortunately I don't see it at all in this movie, even a little bit. The chaotic narrative structure limits the performance of the actors, the hasty progression of the plot makes the plot mediocre, and even the sacrifices of the two teammates seem a bit sloppy and nonsensical, and those who don't know it think this movie is a comedy.
The clutter of the plot is the fatal flaw of this movie, especially after the Lost Treasures team was sent to various places in Europe, I could hardly see them doing anything meaningful at their respective destinations, just wasting time and life.
In the play, George Clooney spoke out the theme of the film. Unfortunately, I don't know if it was influenced by Chinese movies. The theme that was talked about was simply reduced to preaching. Of course, compared to domestic movies, his only advantage It just doesn't take long to teach.
This movie is the first movie that made me feel drowsy among the American blockbusters imported from China.
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