Do you think Jackie Chan is a good actor in shinjuku incident?

As far as the script is concerned, the film is really mediocre. Jackie Chan came to Shinjuku looking for his girlfriend, and he was infatuated with it, completely repeating the old road of Night in Mong Kok. The emotional drama in the film is also weak, and Xu Jinglei's dead fish-like expression can't convince the audience at all. How can she charm the handsome Japanese gangster like this? The biggest highlight of the whole film is Jackie Chan, not that Big Brother has acting skills, but that Big Brother has been ridiculed. Jackie Chan in the film is as honest, sincere, generous and loyal as he plays in life, and he is keen on righteous and awe-inspiring moral preaching. But in the film, he is not as popular as in reality, and all his brothers betray him. The most loyal one at ordinary times wants to kill him most. Indeed, Jackie Chan's decent words and deeds are ridiculous. He called on "China people not to fight China people", but he took refuge in Japanese gangs and wiped out Taiwan Province gangs. He killed people to stay in Japan, but banned his men from selling drugs. He led the mob to collect protection money, but he thought he was not a triad. Fortunately, under the arrangement of Tung shing Yee, the immortal Kung Fu God died. Otherwise, I really don't know how many stupid things he will do and say.