Is The Green Hornet good looking, the introduction of the Green Hornet

Yes, it's Jay Chou's, it's a science fiction film.

Brief introduction to the plot.

Seth Rogen's Britant Reid, the son of one of Los Angeles' most famous and respected tycoons, lives a privileged life and spends his days at parties. Until his father (Tom Wilkinson) died mysteriously, leaving Britt with a huge ** empire. Kato (Jay Chou) is a very hardworking and creative employee under Britt's father, and the two have established a very subtle friendship, as if they have found an opportunity to find a meaningful goal for the first time in their wasted life:

Fight crime. Britt became a righteous hero"The Green Hornet", he and Kato fought together for justice.

With his superb wisdom and skills, Kato has developed a very advanced **"Black Beauty", an indestructible retro car with equal firepower and horsepower. They drove their mobile fortresses and fought crime with fun gadgets developed by Kato. Soon, the Green Hornet and Kato earned themselves a lot of fame in the city.

With the help of Britt's beautiful secretary Lenore Case (Cameron Diaz), they begin to gradually shake the power of the big brother of the la, Benjamin Chudnofsky (Christopher Waltz). But Chudnofsky has his own plan: for the Green Hornet, he wants to win with one blow, once and for all.

If you say it's Jay Chou, it's very ugly, this guy is not the material on the screen, polluting the public's aesthetics! Of course, from the perspective of the movie, The Green Hornet is indeed a bad movie and not worth watching.

To be honest, I can generally insist on watching movies to the end, but Jay Chou's ......I really can't stand it, the plot is too 2, the characters are too stupid, I feel that he always does it when he acts, and he doesn't enter the role at all, and I feel that he didn't shoot this film well. I wanted to give up in the process of **, but I kept reminding myself that there might be excitement in the back, but I couldn't hold it after watching the general! Bruce Lee's The Green Hornet is a secondary role that makes the audience the protagonist, and Jay Chou himself squeezes himself into the protagonist, I don't know if you feel it, anyway, that's how I feel.

The 1st floor is careful to drown in saliva. People with cheap mouths have a very short life、、、 although Jay Chou is not very good at acting in movies, but I think it is still worth watching.

on the first floor i ca your dad dad scolded chou dong you are paralyzed .

The Green Hornet (The Green Hornet) is a 2011 superhero film based on the comic book of the same name, produced by Neil H. Moretz, directed by Michelle Gonrey, and starring Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, and Cameron Diaz. The film was released in the United States on January 14, 2011. 1. It will be released in 35 countries around the world2.

The movie mainly tells the story of newspaper publisher Brett Reed, who transforms into a masked hero "Green Hornet" every night, and fights for justice with his assistant Kato from Shanghai.

The Green Hornet is an action crime film directed by William Bodin and starring Van Williams. After Bruce Lee's death in 1973, Hollywood studios re-edited the 1966 Green Hornet series into a movie version in honor of Bruce Lee, and then released it in the United States. Bruce Lee plays Kato (Kato), the assistant of the Green Hornet in the play, but most of the action scenes of police and evil punishment have become his performance time, and the limelight often overshadows the Green Hornet, but unfortunately the show failed in the United States, the reason may be related to the lack of flattering appearance of the protagonist, The Green Hornet once wore a black suit and a black blindfold, lacking the distinctive image of American comic book heroes such as Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man. In the United States, where everyone was self-aggrandizing in the sixties, such a figure was doomed.

Warner once made a TV movie with Batman and The Green Hornet, which belong to the same company, to use Batman's momentum to promote the Green Hornet, the two heroes in the film do not bite the strings, there is a scene that arranges Robin and Kato to fight, the script originally planned Robin to win, but Bruce Lee swore to die, and the result had to be changed to a draw, fully showing his character of not admitting defeat.

"The Green Hornet" is a TV series directed by William Beaudine and starring Bruce Lee, Walter Brooke and others. The play tells the story of a hero who punishes evil and promotes good in the city.