The action is very stimulating to people's vision, is it violent aesthetics? But I have to say that the plot design is a bit mentally handicapped. We don't dislike Superman, but for a god-like man to face a pig-like enemy, it will appear that the audience is mentally retarded. The fights were very exciting, but there were a lot of loopholes. In the fight in the library, the enemy would only hold John's head with his hand. In the Chinese fight, a group of people chased after him. The first two came to train John, and the follow-up would follow after the fight was over. Talents come to die one after another...
It is undeniable that the lens design is very exciting, and the hearty fight can stimulate people's taste buds the most, like a ritual.
The character design is also very good. Winston holds the wine, the music starts, and the fight begins. In terms of controlling the rhythm of the battle, the truth is that there is still a lot of difference in Chinese film and television.
Generally acceptable. You can experience the brilliance of action movies, but if you want to explore something, forget it.
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