Original English words: Get your hands off my Jordans shoes.

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Everyone will definitely not know Roland Emmerich, the director of "Now You See Me" No matter how unfamiliar he is, his two disaster films "2012" and "The Day After Tomorrow" are familiar to Chinese audiences. Although the scope of his destruction was reduced to the size of a White House this time, he still managed to achieve the three goals of creating a movie: excellent special effects production, rendering of family affection, and creating a heroic protagonist.

The background of the story is the terrorist incident caused by the villain occupying the White House, which somewhat limits director Roland Emmerich's use of big scenes. You know, in "2012", he could bring down the Statue of Liberty with just a flip of his hand. disappear. However, the small-scale gunfights still showed Roland's excellent scene management. Several gunfights were fast-paced and full of firepower, bringing the audience into danger in an instant. Obviously Roland will not be satisfied with this, and he also knows what the audience wants. He then let luxury cars, rocket launchers, and helicopters appear one after another, bombing from the inside of the White House to the backyard. Near the end, he also did not forget to play a plane crash with a plane blowing up, which can be regarded as satisfying the audience's desire for special effects.

The first twenty minutes of the movie did not enter the kind of crisis-ridden bombardment, but kept foreshadowing the relationship between the male protagonist John and his daughter, and this slightly broken father The relationship between women naturally becomes the trigger of the plot. John accidentally met the imprisoned president on his way to the White House to save his daughter, and the two had to work together to stage a guerrilla war in the White House. The two people with misplaced identities did not forget to join forces to create a lot of humor even in danger, especially the black president played by Jamie Foxx who is very funny. In critical moments, the president takes out his basketball shoes from the closet to attack terrorists, or he loses his rocket launcher in a daze and doesn't care, which will make the audience smile. Such people-friendly performance is also reflected in the details. For example, he is keen on watching zombie movies and likes to talk about blogs with children, which makes him feel very friendly.

But all this is to highlight John, played by American actor Channing Tatum. The tough guy image he creates is quite in line with the personal hero pursued by the American people. John's experience in the film is also full of the American dream. He wanted to be the president's personal bodyguard and was rejected for an interview. However, he unexpectedly met a terrorist who provoked trouble. During the stumbling process, he teamed up with the president to destroy the other party's conspiracy. Such a plot could never happen again. For once, it embodies the personal heroism customary in Hollywood movies.

Of course, whether you accept this kind of heroic output is purely personal preference. I believe that most viewers are already tired of aesthetics. The overall quality of "Shocking" is a qualified action popcorn movie. It can make you laugh again and again amidst the sound of gunfire. The bright pace does not make people feel too dull. It is still more suitable for summer time. Have some fun at the cinema.