Liu Yifei seems lost

Flo 2022-03-26 09:01:05

From this point of view, it is good that Chinese stories can be filmed by Disney, but the film is indeed not good or bad. Since so many Chinese-speaking actors have been invited to shoot Chinese themes, it is necessary to pay more attention to Chinese culture and the market. Investigating, rather than making a film about China in the old times, some things in the film give me the feeling that my understanding of China is still in the 1970s and 1980s. Originally, Mulan joined the army on behalf of her father was a moving and inspirational story. The inspiration is the story itself. This is a very good reflection, but it is disappointing that even the moving is not filmed. The whole film is long and boring. There are a few scenes that I feel like watching Game of Thrones. I can only say that this challenge is also a failure. challenge

Margarita 2022-03-25 09:01:08

So embarrassing! ! ! ! From the plot to the costumes, from the actors' acting to the design of the lines, the witches and so on are really incompatible, and at first glance, the perm is carefully taken care of. The movie is full of Disney's routines over the past few years. Leaving the armor that symbolizes bondage is handled by the Snow Queen, and the acquaintance and sympathy between the two female characters are also what Digini has often done in making princess movies these years. But the most awkward aspect of the whole movie, apart from the worldview design of the lines and actors, is the four disparate changes made by Disney in an attempt to better integrate American-style individual heroism into the so-called traditional Eastern Confucian culture. . . The emphasis on qi, I might as well look at supernatural powers