Project A

Clement 2022-03-25 09:01:19

It was actually Jackie Chan who wrote and directed it himself, but I looked down on him a little bit, and always defined him as a martial artist, Uncle Long, and Sorry!

Hilarious lines, god-level action scenes, never get tired of watching, I have to give a like for Hong Kong's action actors, no, I...

Mallory 2022-03-21 09:03:00

I watched "Plan A" again just now. Unsurprisingly, this old movie from 1983 can still impress me. I can watch it 5 or 6 times in total. The action scenes are hard bridges and hard horses, very vicious, there is a feeling of beating people to death, they are really acting with life (especially...

Lee 2022-04-21 09:03:04

Such a bad movie has this score? ? ?

Sedrick 2022-03-25 09:01:19

When lying on the sofa at night and opening a pack of snacks and not knowing what movie to watch, the easiest and most mindless choice is to open an old Hong Kong movie in the 1980s and 1990s, and you can watch it casually. As Jackie Chan's masterpiece, the film's fun, simple but timeless, Chaplin-inspired sense of humour and sui generis martial arts design has all but disappeared in this day and age. Another reason is that in these days when the fingers are broken and can be searched, there will never be a martial arts student who worked so hard. Except for Jackie Chan, every other actor, including the dragon set, is also working hard, saying that he fell from the second floor. When I came down, I fell down. It was unequivocal, and it hurt to watch. It was really a golden age when I took my life to win the camera. No wonder there are so many good-looking movies. By the way, the prototype of Fatty Wang in "Notes on Tomb Raiders" is definitely from Zhuo Yifei, played by Sammo Hung in this movie.