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I am a huge fan of Xu Zheng, that's the reason I even watched the movie all the way through. There are many problems to the movie, I'll list a few: + Xu Zheng is a great comedic talent, but he lacked both the physique or the charisma requires to be an action hero + The movie tries to be funny at times, but the humor fell flat.

+ The movie feels like a pitiful attempt at a Chinese western movie.

+ The action sequences are not believable.

+ The story makes little sense. Pretty horrible writing, and apparently it took 6 people to come up with this masterpiece.

don't watch this movie, it's not worth your time.

A young lawyer from the city travels to the Gobi desert where he embarks on a series of adventures and challenge

It should be translated into "no man's land", not something puzzling to foreigners. It's not going to be attractive. The film is well worth seeing.

It seems that the local directors of China still like and are good at this C2C (copy 2 China) tuning. It is almost impossible to create new forms of expression and new theatrical models by oneself. Fortunately, there are a few old opera bones, at least they can hold up.

It is a film with a strong style, "nervous" when watching it, and "satisfied" after watching it. We should applaud a domestic film for its naked expression of the evil of human nature