h-74272
Joined Jun 2023
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The story tells that the spirit of cattle and horses is carried forward, and the cattle and horses work hard to learn and improve every day.
After reading it... Character modelling aside, the plot is really poor, and the most basic logic is absent... This is also one of the few inspirational films that didn't leave me with many memorable points. The male protagonist's pursuit of his dreams is too blunt, trying to prove himself with lion dance and martial arts, rather than loving martial arts to pursue higher skills, which is completely the opposite of inspirational. The pre-motivation of the protagonists is too haphazard, and those who have not practised for a long time come out on top, which is actually very unconvincing. The plot connections are also quite problematic, and the frustrations in the process of practising martial arts are too blunt and merely superficial. The screenwriter's storyboarding, camera work, cutscenes, and character portrayal of martial arts are very shallow and smooth.
After reading it... Character modelling aside, the plot is really poor, and the most basic logic is absent... This is also one of the few inspirational films that didn't leave me with many memorable points. The male protagonist's pursuit of his dreams is too blunt, trying to prove himself with lion dance and martial arts, rather than loving martial arts to pursue higher skills, which is completely the opposite of inspirational. The pre-motivation of the protagonists is too haphazard, and those who have not practised for a long time come out on top, which is actually very unconvincing. The plot connections are also quite problematic, and the frustrations in the process of practising martial arts are too blunt and merely superficial. The screenwriter's storyboarding, camera work, cutscenes, and character portrayal of martial arts are very shallow and smooth.