The only thing that makes this movie passable is the performance of the actors. A very simple anti-drug story, with a lot of funny elements stuffed into it, is it a nonsense comedy? ! The director seems to like the Hong Kong police and bandit comedies in the 1990s. There are obvious imitations, but he only learned the skin. The rhythm of the story is not smooth, and the plot does not stand up to scrutiny. There was no premise in front, and suddenly in the last 10 minutes of the story, the protagonists changed from a group of incompetent fools to five people who beat dozens of gangsters with their bare hands, and the other party also had a super-skilled boss with a gun. Although nonsense comedy can be exaggerated, isn't "exaggeration" so useful! In addition, the protagonists took over a closed fried chicken restaurant. They had no experience and randomness, and even used fried chicken bought from other stores to fill up the number. The business unexpectedly exploded, which made the owner of the fried chicken restaurant feel bad. Directors are either newbies or completely perfunctory. But I think it should be the former. He really wants to use some novel methods to reproduce or even break through nonsense comedy, but he is like a writer who has no experience, no depth, no talent and tries to succeed easily, but what is in his heart? Also not handled well. Even if the audience is extremely tolerant of commercial films now, this is still a bad film. It's rare to watch a movie with my husband, and I don't want to spoil him, otherwise I won't watch it for more than 30 minutes.
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