Because it's all filmed on location, and the two directors are working in tandem, the movie is progressing very quickly.
The challenge isn't filming the process of Princess Amina escaping from America, as there are more dramatic scenes than gunfights in that part.
Qiao Liang doesn't even need to stay in America for long, he just puts on makeup and goes to the set. After the stunt double is done fighting, he steps in for a few poses, interacts with several beauties according to the script, and that's it.
The real difficulty is filming the war in Central Africa that erupts because of Princess Amina!
Bai Erwu, who filmed "Windtalkers," regardless of how others view it or the plot's flaws, the scenes of that movie were considered very high-quality at the time.
When Bai Erwu arrived in Central Africa and toured P.B's base, realizing what kind of power he could use to assist the filming, the old man went crazy...
