Video ｜ The movie ＂Dragon Horse Spirit＂ premiered in Beijing, and Jackie Chan recalled the experience of ＂Dragon Tiger Martial Master＂

Video | The movie "Dragon Horse Spirit" premiered in Beijing, and Jackie Chan recalled the experience of "Dragon Tiger Martial Master"

2023-03-31 18:06·Yangchengpai

Text, pictures, videos/Yangcheng Evening News All-media reporter Wang Li

On March 31st, the film "The Spirit of the Dragon Horse" held its premiere in Beijing. After watching the film at the premiere, the audience expressed their "distressed and moved": Lao Luo, who stuck to the spirit of the dragon and tiger martial artist in the film, was also moved by Jackie Chan, who loved movies for 60 years outside the film. Jackie Chan said frankly: "In this movie, I represent all the dragon and tiger martial artists and show the audience what we have experienced and what the dragon and tiger martial artists are like."

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In "Dragon Horse Spirit", Jackie Chan plays Lao Luo, a down-and-out martial artist, who makes a living shooting thrilling action scenes on the set with Emma Red Rabbit. Director Yang Zi revealed that the reason why this theme was filmed was due to his deep love for Jackie Chan. "In the stage of script creation, Jackie Chan’s eldest brother was the only person who starred in the film."

The Spirit of Dragon and Horse shows the present situation and predicament of many martial artists, which also makes Jackie Chan, who has been committed to action movies, cry when he sees the script, and even postpones the operation and closes the group with 9 stitches. Just as Lao Luo said in the movie, "Pay tribute and you will get it." At the shooting scene, Jackie Chan insisted on going into battle in person and really hitting and falling.

In addition to the familiar Jackie Chan-style action and comedy elements, the film contains Jackie Chan’s deep look back and sincere confession of sticking to his 60-year film career. Many viewers found that there are many hidden eggs in the film, and many plots can also see the shadow of Jackie Chan’s past film career.

For the future planning, Jackie Chan bluntly said: "This year is 60 years since I entered the business. As long as I can still move and fight, I will continue to shoot. I hope there will be a movie every year for fans and audiences who like me. I don’t know when I will retire and will continue. "

The film "Dragon Horse Spirit" will be officially released on April 7th. It is currently in hot pre-sale.

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