I basically watch Jackie Chan's movies every year, because although they are not classics, they are not too wrong. However, for this one, I knew the movie would not be good when I saw the poster. Why are you going to watch it? You were actually dragged into the movie theater.
I just watched "Disciple" a day ago, and the next day I saw a drug addict returning to the big screen. The timing was a bit ironic, and I wondered why this film was approved by radio and television again.
The plot of the movie is full of loopholes, and it is an anti-Japanese drama with no sincerity. There is a point of laughter, but I can't even laugh. A guerrilla force formed spontaneously by a few people killed a regular army unscathed. If fighting against Japan is really that simple, and the Japanese are so stupid, will it take 8 more years to fight against Japan! Not comedy without respect for facts and logic. The bombed train wanted to express their national righteousness and sacrifice, but I was embarrassed to see it. There is no foreshadowing in front, just keep playing tricks, and then sacrifice for the motherland. Yes, the audience knows that the Japanese have done bad things on Chinese soil, so the director can directly express the fearless spirit of the protagonists in dedicating their lives to the country without paving the way for the evil of the Japanese.
I really don't understand what this movie is trying to convey. patriotism? Yet it is so superficial that it does not inspire people to think. To pave the way for a drug-addicted artist's comeback? Well, although I didn't spend my own money watching this movie, it did add a bit of box office to the artist and slap him in the face. Just for fun? But I can't even laugh.
Some people watch movies for fun, some people watch movies for their idols, and some people watch movies just because they are forced to watch such a movie.
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