Different from the delicate plot design of "Fatal Magic", the magic performed by Edward Norton in this film is too overwhelming. Obviously it was done with computer stunts, and there is almost no scientific basis to find. The director and screenwriter also didn't care, and simply used "Super Natural Ability" and a very vague Secret Interpretation Notebook to get through. In fact, all of this doesn't matter, because the highlight of the whole film is only Edward Norton. His light is enough to cover up all the flaws, and it can even make people turn a blind eye to the "ugly, ugly, ugly" heroine. In short, just watching Edward Norton is enough. However, I wonder how Edward Norton agreed to appear in such a substandard film, and did not bring many surprises to the audience, disappointed... For
the sake of Edward Norton, he could barely give a "okay" "Oh~
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