In order to attract attention, the video comes up It was a small climax. Jackie Chan went to Zeng Zhiwei, the only best friend in this life, under the helpless situation of the conspiracy of the great devil disclosed by Zeng Zhiwei.
Then, in order to bring the Great Demon King to justice and live up to the heavy trust, he and his daughter worked together to try their best to obtain the information of the Great Demon King, but a foreign devil came halfway by accident.
This foreign devil has important information that can prove the big devil, and he is also the only witness who can testify.
Jackie Chan went to Russia, and the two finally returned to Hong Kong after many twists and turns on the road, and found that Zhao Wenxuan was not a big devil.
The real big devil is Zeng Zhiwei who is not dead.
The plot here is very imprecise, and it is much inferior to the one in "Plan A" that can't fall in one eye.
Of course, when he was in Jiahe, it can be said that he had the final say in making movies!
Also, didn't Wang Minde confiscated the mobile phone,
why did it go to the female subordinate?
The shadows are dark and my eyesight is not good. It looks like a Huawei mobile phone, right?
The fingerprint unlocking part has become high-tech, which is barely understandable...
Zhao Wenxuan was shot down by Zeng Zhiwei without considering the consequences...
The overall plot and the action index in the film, I gave a score of 7.5.
I can really understand the words "practice" and "old age".
For example, at the age of 16, you can play basketball in the first and second half of the court (the rules of basketball at that time).
For example, at the age of 26, you can play a "full field" football without stopping; for
example, at the age of 36, you can completely Do 20 standard push-ups;
but at 46 you can't blow ten beers with your brothers like you can at 26;
at 56, you can't run 100 meters like a 16-year-old and be nothing;
The 62-year-old eldest brother did not "go down" in the way of the abdominal muscle wheel in "Glass Bottle" at the beginning of the film to check the situation downstairs;
the tidbits at the end of the film did not grab the sling (props in the film) once. Sex crossed the fence...
Mr. Stallone didn't take off his shirt in "First Blood 4";
Mr. Schwarzenegger fell into the pub in "The Last Stand",
lay on the ground for a long time and didn't get up when someone asked him what was wrong,
he only answered "Old!" (Old!)
Finally, he complained about some of B's shortcomings.
Some of the officials did not understand, such as the Mandarin dubbing of the film, the result of entry into Northeast China being Guangxi, and the perception that Mongolians sing English songs.
My personal opinion is as follows:
I recommend watching the US version for friends who haven't watched it yet, but I really can't see it.
In 1998, "Who Am I" has an English dialogue, but it is a New Year's film for my eldest brother. I'm dizzy too!
The entire film is all spoken in English and dubbed in Chinese later.
Why?
This is a film directed by a foreigner, starring a foreigner, and made for foreigners to watch.
Since foreigners want more foreigners to know that China still has such splendid mountains and rivers,
it doesn't matter where the location is chosen.
For example, how did "Mission Impossible 3" instantly "wormhole" from the Pudong Bank of China building to Xitang?
As long as there is a part that the police detect in American TV series, most of the police are mentally retarded. Are they really stupid?
Since they are so stupid, how did they develop into the world's most powerful country in just 200 years?
Is the Mandarin dubbing so difficult to understand?
When you watch "Cold War 2", do you all watch the original Cantonese?
Did you question the Mandarin dubbing when watching Fage's "Across the Four Seas"?
Finally, let's talk about the Mongolian people singing English songs.
What happened to an American film where Mongolians sang English songs?
There is an American drama called "Tutankhamun", and all the characters in the play speak English;
there is an American drama called "Spartacus", and all the characters in the play speak English!
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