Review of flying tigers in railway

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The day before yesterday, we went to see the movie Flying Tiger on the Railway starring Jackie Chan. I can't forget the funny and touching plot in the movie after the opening.

The film mainly tells the story of the railway workers in Zaozhuang during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period who used the advantages of the railway to wage a life-and-death struggle with the Japanese aggressors, and finally blew up an important bridge for the Japanese aggressors to transport military supplies.

I think everyone in the movie Flying Tigers is very brave. When they made up their minds, they knew that the mission would never come back, but no one backed down. When the protagonist blew up the bridge, regardless of his own safety, he tied the explosive charge to the post of the bridge. This reminds me of a typical war in the history of China-the battle of Guandu. At that time, Yuan Shao had 500,000 troops, while Cao Cao had only 654.38+ 10,000 troops, but Yuan Shao was defeated. I think if Cao Cao's soldiers were demoralized and had a negative attitude. Will Cao Cao win the war? If the morale of the soldiers and civilians in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was low, would there be a new China today?

Courage is important, but if it's just courage, it's just a rash person. In the movie, "Flying Tigers" tied something similar to an axle to the rope when stealing explosive charges, which can prevent the rope from being damaged and save more effort. When the hero was arrested, the second sister-in-law in the movie deliberately put medicine in the pancake, and then took advantage of the Japanese gluttony to say that it was for the hero, so that the Japanese ate it, which led to coma and saved him. Countless events of wisdom remind me of Zhuge Liang in the Three Kingdoms. Battle of Red Cliffs, Cao Cao has an army of 400,000, while Zhou Yu has only 30,000. Zhuge Liang skillfully defeated Cao Cao with fire in Huarong Road. In the Spring and Autumn Period, defeated by the son of Minister Lu, he skillfully played the role of a tiger with a horse ... this shows how important wisdom is.

This movie has another feature: it's funny. Watching anti-Japanese movies at ordinary times feels heavy. In this film, the director deliberately portrayed the Japanese invaders as very stupid. For example, a Japanese soldier used a pig knife when cutting his abdomen ... The audience was full of laughter.

This film has a clear theme, is very funny and is very popular with everyone.

Today, I am very happy to watch movies at school! The name of this movie is Little Flying Tigers. There are three distinct characters in it, namely' Nothing, Silver and Dazhuang'. They are witty and brave, but they can confuse the enemy without using any weapons, and they can't tell the difference between the east and the west. They worship the Flying Tigers very much. I like Dazhuang best. He looks full of energy and seems a little silly, but he has accomplished all the guerrilla tasks brilliantly. This is him. Big, strong, witty and brave, not afraid of difficulties and dangers. One day, in the reeds, an uncle told him a very important news that he wanted to give it to Lao Hong. I couldn't help laughing when I saw a scene. I didn't expect Da Zhuang to be so smart that he told the devil one. If you don't pee, you will panic. "Those confused officers actually use this sentence to make translators translate. hahaha. Laughing makes my stomach ache. This film has made me more aware of the hardships and difficulties in the war years. In contrast, the difference is really too big. I also know that our life is hard-won. They are our role models. We should learn from them. We should study hard and work hard when we grow up. No matter what method the devil uses, he can't get information from Da Zhuang and others. Why? This makes me very confused. I thought about it, probably it should be a determination harder than gold, so that Da Zhuang surrendered to death and never revealed any information again.

In modern life, this spirit is carried forward. For example, patriotic Yang Liwei, regardless of his life, resolutely walked into the cockpit of Shenzhou 5 and successfully traveled in space, leaving China's footprint in the universe, or Olympic track and field champion Liu Xiang, creating a new historical record for China. These are not manifestations of patriotism. Let's protect our home from now on.

Today, the teacher asked us to watch a wonderful movie on the playground. The students were very happy to hear the good news. Some people are holding hands, dancing and laughing, like a group of lively and happy Hua; Someone jumped three feet high and was in high spirits, and could not help cheering; Some people happily somersault on the ground, laughing, shouting, clapping their hands and stamping their feet loudly.

We moved stools and lined up neatly to watch on the film set.

There are three little heroes in the film, namely: Silver, Big Strong and Nothing. They are witty and brave, but they have no weapons, but they confuse the enemy and can't tell East from West. What impressed me deeply was that the Japanese devils forced Da Zhuang to tell the information content, and Da Zhuang would rather die than tell it, so the enemy lured him with money and threatened him viciously. Later, he had a brainwave and told the enemy a false information, saying that the information content was: "He always wets the kang when he sleeps at night, and he will panic if he doesn't pee." The enemy's intelligence cracking experts, some say it's Taiji Bagua method, some say it's ancient Indian method, etc. They can't figure out the content of the information. The students laughed their heads off. ? Another scene that touched me the most was that when Da Zhuang, Xiao Yin and Hu Zi formed the "Little Flying Tigers", they shouted together, "Anyone who defected will thunder five times a day." They shouted like this because they hated the Japanese and wanted to avenge the tragic death of China compatriots by the Japanese sword.

Their patriotic noble qualities have also been promoted now; For example, Uncle Yang Liwei, regardless of his life, resolutely walked into the cockpit of Shenzhou 5 and successfully traveled the universe, leaving China's footprints in the vast universe. At the Olympic Games, Liu Xiang, the champion of track and field, created a new historical record for China ... Isn't it all for loving the motherland and winning glory for the country? Students let me study hard and contribute to the prosperity of the motherland and people's lives in the future!

The movie "Flying Tiger on the Railway" is about: During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, several train mechanics formed a "Flying Tiger" team. When they saw the Japanese occupying the train, they hated it and decided to do something big, but they never found a chance. One day, they met an injured country. The big countries told them that the bridge next to the market must be blown up within four days, because the Japanese will come to reinforce it in four days. So, they planned to steal some explosives from the Japanese powder magazine, but in the end they got one and had to use it when they were chased by the Japanese. Later, they were told that a train with equipment would pass here in four days. So, on the fourth day, they wanted to detonate all the explosives on the bridge, but it was so difficult. Finally, when one of them had only his last breath, he detonated the explosives without hesitation and successfully blew up the bridge.

After reading "Flying Tiger on the Railway", I was deeply lost in thought: Isn't this "Flying Tiger" team the representative of countless Eighth Route Army soldiers who died for their country during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's period? They fought bravely and tactfully against the bandits of the Japanese invaders, leaving behind many epic heroic deeds. How selfless and' great' they are to give up their families and contribute to everyone! In contrast, those traitors and lackeys who are afraid of death and drag out an ignoble existence seem so selfish and insignificant!

Compared with the revolutionary ancestors, I can't help but feel ashamed of myself. Although I am not a person who is afraid of death, I am also a person who is afraid of difficulties. When doing homework at home at ordinary times, as long as I encounter a problem that I can't figure out after a little thinking, I immediately go to my mother for help, but I run to the side to play. ...

In the future, I will learn from the revolutionary ancestors, cherish today's happy life, get rid of the fear of difficulties, bravely fight against difficulties and overcome difficulties and obstacles on the way forward.

Sheng Ding's action comedy Flying Tiger on the Railway, starring Jackie Chan, Z.TAO, Wang Kai, Darren Wang, Sang Ping and Wu Yonglun, made its first collective appearance. Although the main lineup has been announced long ago, the first behemoth in the film, "100 ton steam train", has never been revealed. At the press conference, the locomotive of the "Railway Flying Tiger" crashed out of the big screen and jumped into the field of vision.

Referring to the original intention of shooting, Jackie Chan said: "I like watching some classic black and white movies very much, and I also want to try to shoot dramas of that era." Jackie Chan admits that this filming is different from "emphasizing the team and ignoring the individual". Different from the lonely heroes in previous works, Jackie Chan and other actors have become a group of little people this time.

Flying Tiger on the Railway is Jackie Chan's third collaboration with director Ding Sheng. "We have nothing to do except talk about movies together, which is our daily pleasure. We talked about "Little Soldier" and "Never Say Never". Jackie Chan said.

Among Jackie Chan's works, Flying Tiger on the Railway is the first time to use young actors on a large scale. After the "Flying Tigers" combination was announced, it attracted people's attention. Ding Desheng said frankly that the standard of this selection is particularly high. "The nature of this movie's action drama requires that every actor is a kung fu person. The train can't stop when it is running, and the potential energy of 100 tons of iron bumps even scares the martial arts instructors in adult classes. For actors who have no action foundation at all, many actions are even more difficult to complete. "

Sheng Ding revealed that Z.TAO was the first star. He has good martial arts and good flexibility. He was chosen for the first time because he watched a kung fu dance. "Wang Kai is a gift from God to the Flying Tiger of the Railway," Sheng Ding said. "After shooting for 20 days, we didn't find a suitable candidate. Everyone is in a hurry. I just want to gamble and insist on finding the most suitable one. I didn't feel a sense of nobility until I saw the photos of Wang Kai. I think it's him. "

In recent years, the domestic film industry has developed rapidly. Jackie Chan's films are not as good as before, and I have never been to the cinema to see his films. When the whole world is shouting "We owe Master Xing a movie ticket", I occasionally think: Why doesn't anyone say that we owe Jackie Chan a movie ticket? That's why I went to the cinema to see the Flying Tiger on the Railway.

In the film, Jackie Chan and Z.TAO play a group of "country bumpkins" to form a folk anti-Japanese guerrilla. Although they have no rules and no clear goals, they can only tinker at the edge, but they have also successfully destroyed some actions of the Japanese army and delayed the pace of Japanese aggression.

It was not until the Eighth Route Army played by Darren Wang appeared that they had a clear purpose-bombing the bridge. And how can we, a group of hillbillies who can't even read, accomplish this arduous task?

So the first climax of the whole movie came. When everyone was in crisis, the restaurant owner played by Wang Kai, like Howard the duck, floated in the air on a fine horse, and solved the crisis with three tricks.

Of course, based on the funny atmosphere of the whole movie, Wang Kai is "handsome for less than three seconds", but in any case, the role of Wang Kai plays a decisive role in the plot of the whole movie.

The role of Jackie Chan is illiterate, and he often forgets what he wants to say when expressing his views. His lover has changed from a beautiful young actress to an old widow, and even his proud kung fu is hardly reflected in the film. On the other hand, Wang Kai seems to be "Jackie Chan when he was young". He was vigorous and powerful, which made the audience scream.

So Jackie Chan's role in the film has become more of a spiritual guide, a kind of appeal, a kind of trust, a kind of stability and practicality.

At the end of the film, the core blow was handed over to Jackie Chan. Watching him grab a bloody handprint on the wall, my thoughts drifted back to a long time ago, and Jackie Chan appeared in my mind, which was a little touched.

I entered the cinema with the mentality of watching entertainment films. I didn't expect to see another possibility for Jackie Chan besides laughing.

The action comedy "Flying Tiger on the Railway", starring Jackie Chan and bringing together young powerful idol actors from mainland China, Wang Kai, Z.TAO and Wu Yonglun, held a press conference in Shanghai. It is reported that "Flying Tiger on the Railway" tells the story that six little people with their own shortcomings joined hands to do a great thing during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period.

At the press conference of "Dragon Bug Arrival", the film creators told interesting stories during the filming process. Wu Yonglun, the last "Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts Master" in Hong Kong, is also one of the stars, talking about his role in the film-Tiger. Wu Yonglun said: "In fact, everyone in the Six Tigers of Railway has their own distinct personality. For example,' Xu Yutai' Darren Wang is so simple that he believes everything others say; Wuli was too impulsive, so I did what I said ... As for my role, it was too masculine. "

It is worth mentioning that this film is also the first starring film after Wu Yonglun transformed from a martial arts actor. When the reporter asked about his pronunciation, Wu Yonglun, who was holding the ugly flying tiger doll, also showed a shy smile. Wu Yonglun revealed with a smile: "Maybe Jackie Chan also dislikes my poor Mandarin, so he gave me a particularly focused line, saying' fuck' more than a hundred times." Because he doesn't talk much, he looks like a man. All the joys and sorrows of the role can only be interpreted through acting, which also shows that Wu Yonglun's acting skills are good.

It is reported that "Flying Tiger on the Railway" is Jackie Chan's third collaboration with director Sheng Ding after "Young Soldier" and "Never Give Up". Plus powerful idol artists such as Darren Wang, Wang Kai, Z.TAO and Wu Yonglun, the "most handsome martial artist", they will surely enter the New Year's Eve file as strongly as the movie slogan "Big Ticket". "Flying Tiger on the Railway" has been scheduled for release in February 16, and I look forward to Wu Yonglun's performance.

The movie Flying Tiger on the Railway tells the story of 194 1 After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Jin-Pu Railway crossing Shandong Province became one of the most important strategic communication lines of the Japanese army in Chinese mainland. Around Zaozhuang section of Jin-Pu Railway, there is an active folk anti-Japanese guerrilla, mainly composed of several railway workers in Zaozhuang Railway Station. Its captain is Ma Yuan (played by Jackie Chan), who is the head porter at the railway station. They work in the railway station occupied and managed by the Japanese army during the day and go out for secret activities at night. They used their familiarity with railway lines and their special skills in picking and driving trains to compete with a large number of well-equipped Japanese regular troops with a small guerrilla force, which had a great influence. The locals gave this team a resounding name, called the Flying Tigers of Railway.

"I have called you eldest brother for many years, and I have always been by your side. I will accompany you to advance and retreat, accompany you to be happy and sad, and love you every day. " On Los Angeles time165438+1October 12, Jackie Chan was awarded the honorary award of Oscar for lifelong achievement. Jackie Chan wears Hanfu and holds two panda dolls, Dragon Dragon and Phoenix, showing China elements. Holding the golden statuette, Jackie Chan sincerely thanked all the audience and vowed to continue to win glory for China filmmakers. As the first China person to win this honor, Jackie Chan made the world remember Jackie Chan again, but the title of "Big Brother" has already been branded in the hearts of China audiences. Sheng Ding, director of Flying Tigers on the Railway, personally adapted the lyrics and sang this song "Big Brother" as a gift with members of the Flying Tigers, Wang Kai, Darren Wang, Sang Ping and Wu Yonglun. Simple and simple singing, full of deep brotherhood.

When two people who have dreams about movies meet, director Sheng Ding knows Big Brother best, just like the lyrics say, "Put your heart on my chest, I hope you will see it one day. I haven't changed. I will dream with you every day of my life. " This warm-hearted MV also touched a group of netizens. "I hope eldest brother's movie dream will continue, and we will never wake up."