In the bar,
Martins Lawrence, played by "Marcus", and Will Smith, played by "Mike", sat and drank together as usual.
"Mike, we've been in this business (the police] for a long time and it's time to settle down." Marcus (Martin Lawrence) opens his mouth first and looks wearily at Mike (Will Smith) as he speaks.
"No, I don't!" I'm alive and wonderful! "Mike," replied the prodigal son generally.
"But you're now even having to dye your beard black, Mike."
“what？”
"I mean, you dye your beard to hide your white beard..." Marcus continued to tease Mike without hesitation.
"No, no," Mike said with a dodgy look in his eyes as he picked up the glass.
"It's 'Midnight Coco' (a brand with a black beard) and I recognize it."
"Don't bother me!" Mike pushed Marcus's hand away.
"I ask you, do you still want to kill more people and enter the Martyrs' Shrine?" Don't you know that family is more important? ”
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Don't you think this conversation is lengthy?
In my notebook, the conversation lasted from 11 minutes in the movie to 14 minutes, and Marcus and Mike chatted at the bar for 3 minutes. After the epidemic, the first "American blockbuster" released in theaters, "Jedi X-Men: Fast Pursuit", as an action film, is in such an endless poor mouth and awkward chat, carried out for 30 minutes, just began to really have the "flying car gun battle" fierce scene appeared.
The problem is that the fierce fight scene also stopped abruptly after three or five minutes, and the sense of rupture was very strong. Of course, this is due to the "review" of radio and television, and perhaps some fans do not know that the "Jedi X-Men: Rapid Pursuit" we saw in theaters is a deleted version, and many places are obviously edited and there is a sense of rupture.
But in any case, from the first "Jedi X-Men" in 1995 with a score of 7.4 on Douban, to the second "Jedi X-Men II" in 2003 with a score of 7.5 on Douban, to 2020, "Jedi X-Men: Fast Pursuit", the score on Douban has fallen all the way to 5.7 points.
Is it that Chinese audiences already have "immunity" to American blockbusters, or does this third work really dare not compliment?
The fourth part of "Jedi X-Men 4" has been scheduled and is initially scheduled to be released in 2022. I don't know if there will be more novelty by then.
Interestingly, the first two films were both called Bad Boys, while the third was titled Bad Boys for Life. But the idea that the whole film wants to convey is whether the superhero wants to return to the warmth of the family, or whether the superhero is always a superhero, the bad boys are bad boys all their lives, or the director is also confused about where the balance between the two is.
Marcus and Mike's Speed Duo —
Marcus wants to retire, return to the family, wrestle and twist to the waist, and must wear reading glasses when shooting; Mike has fallen out of tune with the trend of young people, old-school style and new technology have many contradictions, and young people are not convinced of this former superhero.
However, the "aging of age" and the "desire to try to return to the family", which occupy most of the first half of the film, are discussed in the first half of the film, and in fact, there is not much further content in the second half.
Will Smith's "Mike" is still a domineering and extraordinary super-powerful SWAT image after being attacked by someone, but the final boss is the product of his young affair with the witch, is this related to the "desire to return to the family"?
The "Marcus" played by Martin Lawrence is still the "little riot bag" full of complaints, all the way from young guys to middle-aged and elderly people. Essentially, there is no difference, just increasingly awkward "riots" and "awkward chats".
For such an IP that has lasted for more than ten years, many people have reported very high expectations. As the first American blockbuster to be released in theaters after the epidemic, "Jedi X-Men: Rush" does not seem to be so much in line with expectations. And the biggest problem, perhaps, is that the director himself did not think well, or perhaps, is that Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are really old...
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