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Humanity is collapsing in the classroom on the BR island
Alisha 2022-03-22 09:01:37
BR Nima is a typical cult movie! ! The 15-year-old and above, perverted Japanese people are too social in the age (the rate of juvenile crime is high) dare to have anything! ! What is the entrance march, the blue Danube, the Nima aria? It's a bit strange here, intertwined with various types of students and relationships in the class, dead fat, school tyrants, YY goddess diaosi, male protagonist ( Moon Night God) and the heroine, the son of a doctor & chef & fisherman who guides the way by an immortal (it's nice to be friends with you in the end), wash, cut, blow and kill maniac (basically do not speak to indulge and kill), the trio of basic love, Tai Nima, who sent the warmth of Kitano Takeshi to his death, was so happy that she burst into tears (at this time, what do you think adults should say to children) ~ There are too many teenage crushes and explicit love endings in the film, So there are two goods left to reproduce the second part of the pit father.
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Gia 2022-03-25 09:01:08
Only extreme environments can torture human nature. If death is imminent, what will be left aside from personal life and death? The blood in the movie is a pretense, but in the end, there is still hope. It focuses on a few episodes of the past, and the past and present life are probably explained. All these behaviors are actually motivated by reasons. The emotional details of the characters are well described, which is a major advantage of the movie. The tense rhythm has always led the audience, but there are still some places that are not clearly explained, and the ending is very vulgar.
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Deshaun 2022-04-24 07:01:05
What, how did it become that I wanted to watch it, how many years ago I watched it, or did I merge the original version with the 3D version? Qu Nima, my top three movies do not explain! ! ! !
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Shougo Kawada: [about steering a ship] Just keep on going and you'll hit land. Give it a try?
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Yûko Sakaki - onna 9-ban: [mortified] It's not my fault. It's NOT my fault. IT'S NOT MY FAULT!
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