"Hands Up", "Here Comes the Devil", "Red Dead Trilogy", "Jackie Chan Action Comedy Movie Collection", "The Bridge on the River Kwai"...I can't be bothered to count how many similar factors are in this movie overlapped.
Aside from Jaycee Chan's deception, this is still a one-star movie. The positioning of a movie should have, what is the positioning of "Iron"? Drama comedy? If that's the case then sorry for neither of those things. The plot is abruptly pulled, and the Japanese devils are all idiots! The Chinese people are all kind, brave and wise! The aunt gave the cake—the officer had to confiscate it or throw it away and eat it by himself—the sharpshooter appeared at the last minute—the officer fainted after eating the aunt’s cake and couldn’t give command—the sharpshooter didn’t rush to make a shape to save the person—the rescue was successful! The whole car of Japanese people are idiots! This plot reversal is completely untenable, right? ! The aunt must know that the officer will confiscate her cake and eat it by herself, so that everyone can save people in a close call? Yes, it's a close call, and it's all close calls in "Iron". exm? Is there no other preparation plan? Or does Jackie Chan really only have plan A? Some people may say that this is edited by a screenwriter, sorry, this is not called a screenwriter, this is called a sketch. Another element, comedy. Well, I did laugh. When Jackie Chan said he was Jack Ma.
Ps: Can this film have 5 points? Well, sure enough, people everywhere are idiots!
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