Police Story 2013, the process of watching is very cool, and the action is still simply and decisively displayed with special effects in slow motion. It's just that I'm used to it. As soon as Squadron Wu appeared, I guessed that he must be a villain, a counter spy lurking in the police station, waiting for the final boss to become the ultimate boss, so at the end, I felt that my imagination was really rich. I always inadvertently see the wrinkles of Jackie Chan's eldest brother in understatement, and I feel that I should call him uncle.
A macho who planned to bring his strong Thai friends back to take revenge on society in five years, decorated the bar like a bunker, but he didn't know what happened to his sister, and he would die if he came back to see it before. The ending is a bit fucked up, but it has become a good habit to watch Jackie Chan's movies and never read the story itself. Watching him swing a few fists is still strong, and I still admire the big brother for his dedication and good-looking scenes.
Looking at it with popcorn, it's really good.
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