Hands Up! 2: Track Aduowan

Synopsis

"Hands Up! 2: Track Aduowan" is a 2010 Chinese comedy film directed by Feng Xiaoning and starring Pan Changjiang. The film follows the misadventures of Aduowan and his quirky companions in a rural setting as they navigate through a series of humorous and chaotic events. The story blends slapstick humor with social commentary, portraying the characters' struggles and camaraderie in a lighthearted narrative. With a focus on comedic timing and situational comedy, "Hands Up! 2: Track Aduowan" aims to entertain audiences through its unique brand of humor and relatable characters, set against the backdrop of contemporary China.

Cast

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  Pan Changjiang

  Nakamura

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  Guo Da

  Diao Guangdou

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  Liu Xiaowei

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  Hu Xiaoguang

• Baode

Reviews

Critically, "Hands Up! 2: Track Aduowan" has received predominantly negative reviews. The film holds a low rating on IMDb of 3.8/10, suggesting general audience dissatisfaction. Critics have pointed out that while the film attempts to deliver slapstick comedy and cultural references, it falls short due to its uneven pacing and lack of cohesive storytelling. Some reviewers from regional Chinese media noted that the humor often feels forced, and the plot lacks the charm and originality of its predecessor. Despite Pan Changjiang's earnest performance, the film was criticized for relying too heavily on physical comedy without sufficient character development. On the positive side, a few reviewers appreciated the film's effort to incorporate social themes subtly within its comedic framework, but these moments were often overshadowed by clichéd jokes and predictable scenarios. Overall, "Hands Up! 2: Track Aduowan" was deemed a less successful follow-up in the series, with many recommending viewers to approach it with modest expectations.

See also

Interstellar

Pulp Fiction

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker