It's a pity that Stallone, who feels older, seems to be more stubborn. In a good movie, who plays the role is important, but the plot is more important. All I can say is that Stallone is really bad as a screenwriter. All the movies starring in the lead are basically weapons, guns, explosions, and arms modes, which are similar to the "First Blood" series, such as the "Rocky" series, except Boxing, or boxing. From a plot point of view, it's lackluster. In the end, it can only be included in the action film category, and it is difficult to produce excellent war blockbusters such as "Pearl Harbor" and "Saving the Privates", although they are not inferior to the latter in terms of popular scenes and personnel input. If Shi can get closer to the latter, the road of the "Expendables" series is estimated to go further. Under the theme of saving the earth in the mainstream of the American film industry today, Stallone still embraces the mainstream of the United States 20 years ago-individual heroism. At the same time, the film does not forget to satirize the current high-tech: a new high-tech team was annihilated and captured, and the old team had to be rescued by muscular men, and finally ended perfectly.
In terms of characters, what is reflected in the plot is: the British Statham is still the most loyal and effective partner of the Americans, the Swede Lundgren has already stepped aside, not to mention the Chinese (Singapore?) Jet Li, who uses Stallone In other words, Guang's thinking about making money seems to be a true portrayal of the current domestic situation. The Spaniard Banderas was begging for a long time to play with him (joining a new team). Actor selection is probably the most important part of Stallone's filming of the "Expendables" series. Fourth, there must be tough guys from different countries, and the older the tough guys, the better. Finally, the title of "The Expendables" can no longer properly express these contents, and it is directly called "Global Tough Guys".
There are only characters and no plot. In the end, the only attraction is to stimulate the audience's adrenal glands by the explosion of ordnance firearms, but for military fans, it is still a good choice.
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