What intriguing details are there in "Shadow"?

Anthony 2022-03-20 09:02:40

The national teacher made a new dojo in his snail shell to give the 3-star little encouragement. Tucao begins: 1, the visual disaster of tofu brain and pork kidney. You are too tired of having a pot of oily spice at the front end, but now it is changed to a pot of vinegar, with cheers — isn't it still a pot full? 2. A Daguan knife leads a team of Daguan knives, defending a city with three tricks, and also fighting alone to determine the outcome... What about storytelling? 3. "Pei Umbrella" plus cat walks, the gyro soldiers on the ground are extremely ugly, and are seriously considering adding a "most crappy action scene" award to this year's Golden Falcon Awards. 4. Buildings, clothing, weapons, names of people and places are not the same. Zhang Yimou's understanding of various "traditions" is at the level of square dance, and the visual greasiness is directly related to this. 5. The National Teacher’s understanding of human nature, destiny, and politics is so blunt. With a large sum of money, picking any battle in any era in history to restore is much more meaningful than this pseudo-blockbuster. . 6. Finally, congratulations to the National Teacher’s "Stealing the Man Universe" for adding a new chapter, and I beg you to never mention the word "wuxia" from now on.

Harley 2022-03-24 09:03:24

At the beginning of the opening, I guessed the ending development of the plot is really a very poor viewing experience, and the grand scene of the war is all a meaningless huge investment. Miss Guan's big eyes and Zheng Kai's running man image are enough to make a scene in my heart. Also, these yin and yang conflicts, official fights, etc. are all selling cultural materials to foreigners who don't understand. What do you want to explain?