How to evaluate the film The Great Wall?

Personally, I think The Great Wall is an out-and-out commercial film, mainly to please foreign audiences and let crooked nuts who like to save the world save China by the way.

In order to March into Hollywood, the old man fought this time. It is so obvious to kiss up to the American that he doesn't even want the last fig leaf. The whole movie is about Matt Damon's appearance. A dozen people in China couldn't get close to gluttony, so Matt cut off a paw with a wave of his hand. There are tens of millions of soldiers on the Great Wall in China, and no one dares to jump the Great Wall to round up gluttons, so Matt has to have this ability. That scene is really thrilling, and the brave are invincible. Finally, gluttony is about to bloodbath China and travel all over the mountains and rivers, or Matt, a crooked nut whose duty is to save the world, resolutely chooses to stay and save China!

Matt Damon, the representative of Crooked Nut, not only brought the leading role aura, but also contracted all the action dramas, emotional dramas and old tricks in the film. In order to open the wallet of crooked nuts, you offered to send Jing Tian out to "kiss"? Other China soldiers, such as Eddie Peng Yuyan Yuyan, Andy Lau, Zhang Hanyu and Kenny Lin, are all "Terracotta Warriors". They all have noses and mouths, but they just can't talk. They just let the old birds pull them out and perform in the movie.

Oscar didn't decide the best foreign language film for you to copy America. The so-called cultural export means exporting China's unique culture, rather than deliberately "making something out of nothing" to cater to it. In fact, the Great Wall is not without its merits. After reading the crooked nuts, maybe you can learn two China idioms-"Learning from the East is effective" and "Learning from Handan". Does this mean that Zhang Dao successfully exported China culture?

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