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It’s like watching kids play house games
Herminio 2022-01-12 08:02:23
The whole film was beaten up, and it was very lively, that is, I don’t know why. The character’s character is different from the first episode, and the style is nondescript. The Afghan scenes are confusing, but the play is full of joy, but it can’t be moved. The audience's mind is just as boring and boring as watching a child play house. The storyline is low-level and naive. I don't believe that regular government forces can't even hit an island, instead of letting a group of high school students who have never carried a gun. Facing the enemy's beach charge, the defender didn't stop at the beach, but shot from a long distance on the island? The logic is confusing, and the works fail. The good brand created in the first episode was wasted.
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Bianka 2022-03-25 09:01:17
Fukasaku Kenta is also the screenwriter of the first film. How did he make the second film like this, secretly changing the concept to render terrorism, and a powerless Hollywood-style shootout. If it weren't for this, it would be considered the last work of Shinji Fukasaku, I just wanted to swear.
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Vincenza 2022-03-28 09:01:08
It's not at the same level as the first one. The plot connection is inexplicable, and a bunch of slogans are shouted but there is no resonance. Fujiwara Ryu also really looks like Erkang. It looks awkward... That instructor is actually a cameo by a rugby player, so exaggerated!
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Takuma Aoi: Shut up!
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Shuya Nanahara: We declare war on all adults!