The story is thrilling, the action is colorful, concise and concise, and the explosion scene is spectacular and fascinating. Looking at "The True Color of Men", we seem to see that what we used to know will never be lost again. The classic place lies in the cast. There is no doubt that "Men's True Color" brings back the seemingly extinct police-bandit gunfight film in Hong Kong with its fresh cast and incisive fighting, and introduces the audience into an unforgettable nostalgic plot.

Jason Wu, when he appeared, he gave me a great shock. He is so handsome! That's a real man! Naturally, there is a spirit that stirs people's hearts and captures people's souls. Jason Wu, only Jason Wu, can be called a man. Sharp eyebrows and strong martial arts skills. Finally, no bones were left in the explosion. To tell the truth, it's good. Only in this way can death fit the meaning of this role. At first glance, the sport is a real coach.

I really don't know if the screenwriter doesn't know the law, or if all the audience don't know the law. There is no technical content in fooling people. This behavior of the police is really cartoon. I guess he regards Hong Kong as a ninja village. Not to mention Fang Zuming, the whole gigolo version of Jackie Chan has a tender mouth and a tender face. The lines are embarrassing enough. At first glance, I thought I was watching an educational film.

Jin Chen played by Nicholas Tse should be one of the policemen who suffered the most in the robbery. Whether it's being hit by a car n times, being chased by a tall building or jumping off a building, it's really a long story. Nicholas Tse's wonderful performance, from this film, we can see Nicholas Tse's excellent acting skills and mature vicissitudes. Although he avenged the loss of his fiancee's life, he did not forget his duty as a policeman.