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Actually ... it's not that bad, but ... it's not bad. And it's worse than just making a bad movie ... because it's a plagiarized movie.

Stephen Chow has already filmed Kung Fu, a gangster comedy in Shanghai in the Republic of China. Later generations should pay attention. Shu Huan, the director and screenwriter of this film, has done "Embarrassment in Thailand" and "Embarrassment in Hong Kong" with Xu zhēng before, which is somewhat comic. The film also tried to do well, but it was not good at all.

First of all, the whole story was completely overhead. The gangster's brother was terminally ill and wanted to make some money for his beloved woman before he died. He was involved in all kinds of intrigues by mistake, and as a result, the little guy really became a hero who won back the beautiful woman. Unlike the Republic of China, the Republic of China in the film can occur in any dynasty and has nothing to do with history. The only settings of Shanghai gangsters, police bandits and martial arts experts are almost all copied from Kung Fu and Shanghai Beach.

Secondly, the story is full of mistakes. It's nonsense for a gangster to be a policeman, but Yun-peng Yue is obviously not confident in this diaosi-like role. He may not believe that there are such characters in real life, so he uses his usual interpretation of "Xiaoping Clay", covering his mouth and staring at his face. These three axes are everywhere.

Crosstalk can be done like this, acting, but not.

Tong Liya's performance as a dancer is very attractive, and her appearance is also charming. However, the farther the dancer goes, the less people think she is a dancer. The pressure of her life is also arbitrary, and she wants to have a pressure usury. If she doesn't think so, she won't have it. I guess Tong Liya didn't figure out what this role was. Anyway, Yun-peng Yue, who played the opposite, was even worse, so she just fiddled around.