Closer to home, there is only one word "burning" after watching the movie, which is very burning. Although it is still the old-fashioned script of diaosi saving the world, it has to be said that there are a lot of new ideas. Unlike American blockbusters, there is no blinding technology, an incomparable weapon of the future. All the weapons in the movie are full of British elegance. Customized suits, and can only be customized (bulletproof), all kinds of weapons that don't look very good, but are extremely delicate. There is also an action movie, but there are no uncomfortable action scenes, and even the fighting is the unique elegance of the British. There is a feeling that we are watching Uncle Colin pretending to be forceful. Even in the melee, it maintains an elegant gentlemanly demeanor. Unlike the American blockbuster, which is too tall to save the world, this movie has a feeling of ease and ease. The martial arts scene with cool music is so cool that I have no friends (although it is not like the soundtrack of the martial arts scene, but I still have 32 likes for the soundtrack). I couldn't help but spoil the story, the fireworks scene at the end was just too beautiful, this part was handled super well. There is also the final fight scene, which I think is more like a dance battle. In short, everyone must go to the cinema to see it, it is really very, very good.
To sum up, there is a bit of funny temperament in the pretending, and the scenes that are obviously bloody are handled very beautifully. Some places do not conform to the logic of the blockbuster, but they are very happy. Also, people who speak English sounds really noble.
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