Seeing Jackie Chan's exhausted look always reminds me of Robert De Niro. When he was young, he was the leader of the film industry. When he got older, he couldn't act anymore. , a burst of sadness. In the film, mainland Wang's Taiwanese accent, Jaycee Fang's Hong Kong accent, Wang Kai's first time acting in a movie, a TV drama tone, Wuli Taotao's lines reminded me of the variety show "Real Man", this railway Flying Tigers team has a strong sense of travel, no wonder The mantra that Jackie Chan often tells them in movies is "Speak less". In my movie viewing system, this is already a total waste of time. The editing is messed up, the transitions are all on black screens, and each paragraph is actually a big one. The subtitles are divided, like reading a villain. The laughter is set very bluntly, and the whole face is embarrassed when watching it. The setting for the villain is completely "raise your hand! "The routine, the Japanese army is too low-level, purely spoofed as a clown, as if mentally retarded, what is the difference between this and the shredding devils in the anti-Japanese drama. The climax scene is endless, pissing and yawning all day long. I haven't seen such an ugly train action scene in a long time. Director Ding Sheng's shot this time basically collapsed across the board. This is more like a movie directed by an old Jackie Chan. Ding Sheng is not suitable for this kind of comedy style film, especially awkward. Considering that Ding Sheng's last work was "Rescue Me" Sir" is even more unacceptable. He is still suitable for relatively hard straight male action movies.
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