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Marjolaine 2022-04-21 09:01:13
Wake up, lizards are our best friends.
Dare to ask the screenwriter, do you still give life to the little monster?
At the time of the recovery of all things, the earth is full of new breath. Muto's mother, after having a shot with her lover, Xiaozhengtai, who is several heads younger than herself, embraced the joy and excitement of... -
Gillian 2022-03-19 09:01:02
Comment on Godzilla
The movie is a great work, but it is not as good as the previous Pacific Rim from a commercial point of view. Although I like the protagonist Aalentina, his acting skills are a bit inferior.
In the middle of the film, Godzilla was hurriedly taken by the director when he was fighting with the bad...
Jerald M.S. Pang
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