Just talk about it, the plot is the biggest reason I don't like it, because there is no way to understand it. The death of migrant workers asking for money can’t remember what connection with the main plot, is it to reflect the situation of the disadvantaged groups in the real society? ==
What's the matter with Liu Ye's role? I remember that when he was young, he went to Thailand to gamble with his father, but his father committed suicide after losing a lot and he was forced to embark on the road of black boxing, but what happened to your sister? Are you in contact with your sister while hitting a black fist? It's really testing the IQ I'm waiting for!
It doesn't matter if you ran away! The key is to abduct the boss’s little brother and run away. Isn’t the boss responding at all? Still stable and stable in the country to set up such a big place! The most funny thing is that everything I did was to figure out the cause of my sister’s death. There was also the Rashomon section later. If I really like Rashomon, you gave me a section that looks like Rashomon. Rashomon, who is so improvised, I can only curse secretly: What a fucking mountain cannon!
And the last paragraph still continues the O. Henry-style ending of the previous police story. There is nothing left to say. Jackie Chan finally sang "Salvation" so abruptly. I am still struggling with the previous plot. My companion is sensational. Rap is really emotional, I wondered why I didn't hear it, but I didn't feel embarrassed to say it. . .
Summarizing the chin, I don’t know why this is a film. It gives people a big feeling that the story is very unclear and unclear, just like several small stories and small clips edited together and then find a few big names to make a string. Yes, but, it doesn’t matter anyway. After all, it’s a typical domestic blockbuster. It was meant to pass the time. It just feels a bit like a dog's tail after linking up with the previous police stories. What a pity! My goal has been achieved, thank you for this movie, and I will never go to see such a movie in the future.
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