The biggest problem with this film is the role of Wang Bao played by Wang Baoqiang. He stumbled upon Xu Zheng along the way, which didn't make me laugh, but made me want to stab him to death.
Without Wang Bao, Xu Lang would have left Gao Bo early in the morning, and of course the film would not have been possible. The problem is that these stumbling blocks are deliberately made by the screenwriter, full of traces of artificiality, and the role of Wang Bao has already surpassed the scope of normal people.
What made me grit my teeth the most was the part of splashing water. When I saw that the first two Thais were prevented from splashing water at Xu Lang, I knew it was Wang Bao who splashed water in the end, but is this kind of plot reasonable? Even if Wang Bao is a country bumpkin, he should know that electronic products are afraid of water (not to mention that he has a mobile phone himself). You are paralyzed for the sake of yourself, and you destroy other people's computers. If you are Xu Lang, do you really want to stab Wang to death? precious. Your mother has Alzheimer's, so you have an excuse for your brain-dead behavior?
The strange thing is that along the way, Xu Lang tolerated Wang Bao's various stupid behaviors everywhere, and tried his best to help him fulfill his wishes. Is this reasonable?
It is said that art is the sublimation of life, but sublimation cannot be separated from reality. The idiot of the screenwriter is the actor who bears the consequences in the end.
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