Ok....I really don't know what to say to this movie....When I'm watching this movie half way through-aronund an hour-The only thing I am thinking is why on earth is this movie not ending....
This movie talks about that the ancient art work of China which is called Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains has been divided into two parts. And one is in Taipei the other half is in Hangzhou. So basically other nations like Japan and German are trying to get the two parts in their hands so they can earn a lot of money by selling them. So, the guy named Xiao Jin Han is a secret agent that works for Hong Kong, which is coded X. His role is to protect the arts and bring them back safely to Taipei. So, when he is doing his mission, he met this girl name Lisa who is a spy that work for the Japanese. They cooperate with each other but when her boss order her to kill him, she gives up and ends up dying in order to protect Xiao. And at the end, the arts are successfully being brought back to Taipei and Xiao and his wife Lin Yu Yan and their son nick name Xiao Bao can finally have a happy life.
At first I didn't really catch what is going on until probably 3/4 into the movie...And there is a scene that Xiao goes to recuse his son but end up being caught and when the scene changes, audience saw that both of them are safely return home.....So, it is like wait a second....WHAT JUST HAPPENED! It feels like did I miss for 10minutes or what?!!!!!!! And the last scene....Where Xiao and Lisa's boss are fighting... What is wrong with the film maker....It could ends 5 minutes early...Action do get people more interest in it...BUT!!!!! If it is excessive...Then it's just going to make audience sick of it.
So overall.....I think I get the reason why so many people dislike this film SO SO SO SO MUCH!!!
Rated 2.5/10. I just want to say... If you are feeling really really boring...Then go for it...Otherwise....It just time wasting.
Rated 2.5/10. I just want to say... If you are feeling really really boring...Then go for it...Otherwise....It just time wasting.
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