Please treat it as an adventurous fairy tale, traveling around the world, I don’t know how many people dreamed when they were young. Every place is exaggerated and true. In addition, I think this movie continues the "lively" style of Jackie Chan. The lack of pretentiousness may make some people feel too superficial, but in fact, words like courage and belief are actually very simple in their original meaning, isn't it?
If you talk about special effects, then I think it is at least serious about making landmark buildings of various local civilizations, and the cutscenes are also very smooth, which is good enough.
I am willing to treat it as a fairy tale, and it is more comfortable to relive the happiness of childhood than frowning and criticizing.
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