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Anticlimactic "Chinese-style" blockbuster
Marlen 2022-04-22 07:01:31
I watched this movie the night before and it was very ordinary after watching it. I don't know if I can't understand it without a religious background, or the movie is really bad. After watching it, I don't even know what the movie is about? It's as absurd as many of my unfulfilled dreams. Secondly, although there is a beautiful woman in the movie, it gives me the feeling that there is no heroine. She has been put in a cage and then directly deformed. Such a movie heroine is really sad. Third, Cage is really, really, really old. Not only is he old, but if he chooses such a script, doesn't he have no ideals for the movie? The bland plot makes people sleepy, and the most appropriate film review I think many people have accurately said: anticlimactic. Such a movie reminds me of "Hero" and "Steamed Bread" to some extent. Maybe the director of this film has suffered incurable damage to his head after watching a Chinese blockbuster.
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Hailee 2022-04-24 07:01:07
Screenwriter I am your sister, do you dare not let Feng Gong die?
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Jeanette 2022-04-22 07:01:31
The special effects are alright, the storyline is a bit blunt, and the ending is too abrupt... Two bright spots, the second male protagonist is quite cute and cute, and there is nicolas, who seems to have recovered some status, not as old as kick ass The status is complete, and the limelight even overwhelms Xiao Zhengtai... It's just that some scenes are a bit disgusting, no wonder it is rated above 15 in the UK... A person is frightened and depressed in the cinema...
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[after Felson and Behmen are thrown into jail]
Felson: What they do with deserters anyway?... Hang them?...
[deeply in thoughts]
Felson: Burn them?
Behmen: Probably both.
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Behmen: [preparing for battle] Whomever slays the most men drinks for free.
Felson: I'll take the 300 on the left, you take the 300 on the right.
Behmen: But if we divide them evenly, who will buy tonight's drinks?
Felson: Oh, you're buying, my friend.