Although the Grandmaster should indeed be modest, there are some places where the performance is a bit too much, and it seems hypocritical. Bruce Lee, who just started, thought he would become a male supporting role, but he just went through a cutscene. There are also some bugs in the plot, which cause some characters to be not full. For example, the big boss, Tyson, was supposed to be aggressive, but he didn't expect that he would only give it to Ma Jingsheng to do it. After the failure, he was handed over to the invited Thai boxer to beat Marven Ye. The first is that the boss is much stronger than that boxer, and he has to beat him. Why can't he get on, the second is that if Marven Ye blocked his own interests, he should have asked the killer to kill him, why only beat him up. Third, as the boss, don't you want the school? You should try to find a way to get it through legal procedures. Besides, wasn't the whole of Hong Kong under the control of the British at that time? It should be easy to find a relationship. The fourth is the final gamble with Marven Ye, as long as Marven Ye persists for three minutes, everything will be over. And he really did what he said, such a chivalrous villain.
Zhang Tianzhi is bound to fight for the first place, which is understandable. Whether it was the first time at the school gate or the chivalrous act at the pier, it was not taken seriously. Don't talk about him, I get angry when I look at it, people only pay attention to the strong and forget the contributions made by others. But in the end he just said that there were some victories, and his heart was not bad. After all, people are always fascinated by what they say they have. If Marven Ye had no reputation, others would not thank him for doing good deeds, and his character would not be much better.
Zhang Yongcheng's condition is the focus of the second half, but in the first half he can't always feel the sense of existence, and his feelings are not deep enough, which is a little regret.
Originally it was a martial arts film, and after dozens of unscientific plots, I don't care, it's just beautiful and handsome, that's all. The martial arts scenes are fairly intensive, at least half of them are fighting. The protagonist's portrayal is okay, but it's a bit overdone, and it doesn't seem so real.
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