The plot of "Balls of Fury" can be disassembled in "comic style" and "paragraph style". It is completely based on the two major Chinese elements of Kung Fu and Ping Pong as the film's selling point. In order to strengthen the concept of China, in addition to using a large number of Asian faces as a supporting role, director Ben Galant also invited Eurasian actress Maggie Q to join her. Both of her plays in the film are quite interesting. However, the table tennis shots in the film basically rely on computer special effects and lens editing. Although the shots are dazzling, they lack realism. The image of the film is not sharp enough. Under the slightly warmer tones, the clarity of the picture is not prominent, and the sound effects are basically passable. For a film that does not place too much emphasis on low frequency performance, it is not bad, not to mention the sound details in the film. Mobile is very active, which slightly makes up for the regret that the picture is not good enough
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Balls of Fury evaluation action
2022-01-06 08:02
Extended Reading
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Karl Wolfschtagg: You are so close to defeat that it already reeks of your cheap cologne.
Master Wong: [smirks] The joke's on you, pretty boy. It's not cologne, it's lady speed stick.
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Randy Daytona: [sees a man standing up] Hey, a volunteer! How you doing buddy?
[takes his ping pong ball and paddle and starts bouncing the ball of the guy's face]
Cheese'N'Mac Guy: [as Randy is bouncing the ball of his face] I was just going for more Cheese 'n Mac.
Cheese'N'Mac Guy: [Randy keeps bouncing the ball of his face and then his stomach. The guy trys to protect himself with his plate but can't] Stop!
Randy Daytona: [finally catches the ball] Hoooooooeeeeeee! A-thank you!
Cheese'N'Mac Guy: [collapses from a heart attack]