This movie is a fusion of stalks in the recent popular words. . The film review that said that the gourd baby is too classic, and it is not an ordinary gourd baby, it is a gourd baby in one hundred thousand cold jokes, and it hits the street in a fancy way. .
In fact, the rhythm of the movie was super good at the beginning. I thought that even after a lot of hard work, the sisters would still have seven, seven, eight, eight, and finally overthrow Family Planning. I never thought that there were only two left. In fact, since the boss has decided to be the only child by himself, wouldn't he just let the immigration bureau take care of his own house and be done? Why should he lure the second child out and then use the second child's eyes to open the door? If you don't want to make a statement, then Why do you kill the security guard when you enter the door? . If you say that you don’t want to engage in too many battles and let the public find out that multiple babies can live for so long and are afraid to follow suit, then it’s still convenient. No one lives. So in the end why not a nest! I can't get past this hurdle.
As for burning children, there is no suspense at all. There is no difference between freezing and death without a specified thawing date, and why do you want to raise the children until they are so old and then freeze them (secretly hide and raise them separately), multiple births are directly Can't freeze embryos, save local resources, and frozen embryos may not be so troublesome to burn to death. Fortunately, the reality seems to be the opposite of the movie, and the fertility rate should not mean an increase.
Grandpa originally hoped that the granddaughters would have 7 people at home and 1 person outside. Unfortunately, I didn’t consider that since there are 7 people at home, there must be 7 people outside. No matter how we share, there will still be packet loss, and some people even think that 1/7 Their life is better than going to freeze, obviously they are multiple births that are closer than ordinary people, but they don't seem to have any deep feelings for each other. When a sister dies, it looks like the death of a colleague.
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