The sign in the movie is an entertainment action movie of "Indians playing Chinese Kung Fu", but what I saw was a "TVB Big Winter Melon"-style FUNNY (really "stepping on banana peel gag"! Dead!) and low-level action scenes! Frankly speaking, I don't want to belittle the production of Indian Bollywood. I entered the show purely for "entertainment", but the acting skills of over acting made me unable to laugh after watching it for the first half hour. After that, I had to wait for the "action" scene. It's a pity that the "low-level version of Shaolin thirty-six rooms" did not appear until the movie was broadcasted for 120 minutes, and the protagonist's fight was not a real Chinese kung fu, but a punch that flew dozens of people into the air, caused a waterfall, etc. Exaggerated CG , I'd rather watch "Dragon Ball".
The film so-called pays homage to Chinese Kung Fu films and Hong Kong films. Among the episodes "Shaolin Thirty-Six Rooms", "kill bill", "Kung Fu", Wang Jing's comedy films, Stephen Chow (early) nonsensical... Dacheng, but Mr. Zhang asked a fatal question: "If the film was made by Hong Kong people, would everyone watch it?" The answer is: "It must be a slap in the face!"
The part that I admire most in the whole film is the singing and dancing part: The Forbidden City The Golden Armor sings and dances, and Shanghai Beach sings and dances, which is very interesting visually; in addition, the theme song is very good... Unfortunately, I have already seen these when watching the trailer, and there are no surprises at the entrance.
Trailer already has the most worth watching essence of the whole film, and you really don't need to enter the theater to watch it.
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