I haven't seen Jackie Chan's movie for a long time, and I think it's not bad after watching the British showdown. I really like this political, power struggle drama. But I have to say that Jackie Chan is really old, and I still hope that he will not fight like that. With so many movies in a year, the audience will still be visually tired. The actor who played Jackie Chan's eldest brother's daughter in the film looked very familiar at first glance, and Baidu only found out that it was the one who played Qiu Zhang in Harry Potter.
The whole film mainly tells the story of a father seeking revenge for his daughter who was killed in the explosion, which includes the power competition and conspiracy struggle of all parties, and they can do whatever they can for their own rights. At first, I thought that Pierce Brosnan's Rhyme was the ultimate boss, but later I found out that he was the most unlucky one: his accomplice planned the explosion to cut off his future, his mistress was someone else's bargaining chip, and his wife He slept with his nephew and ended up getting involved with terrorists. Hahahaha I've been bloody mildew for eight lifetimes. But in the end he asked his nephew to kill his wife, and I was quite shocked.
All in all, it's still an interesting movie.
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