I went to the cinema at 9 o'clock and sat down and started advertising. The movie
was OK at about 9:30. At about 10:30, I felt that the movie was almost over. Boat, um, I patted the popcorn crumbs on my body, probably the movie is over, and my popcorn is almost finished.
As a result, I didn't expect that then, the story began to develop again, a bed scene that could hardly be called a bed scene, followed by the difference between the male and female protagonists. I'll call it birth.
Then I continued to watch while thinking about how the villain actor was so familiar. By the time it was 11:15, the child was probably arrested again. This is considered a birth and separation 2
and then when we talked about Pearl Harbor, my popcorn, what was in the box, what was on my body, and what was on the seat were already crumbly. After I ate it, I almost picked it up on the ground. Watching movies without popcorn is not so accustomed to it. As a result, the plot continues.
Then the male protagonist thought that the female protagonist was dead, so he went to save the child and saved the child. The death was over, but the female protagonist didn't die again. Another member of the group, ready to leave, but the villain actor started to shoot with a gun again. Then he was stabbed to death by the natives.
When I was about to leave for the fifth time, around 12:00, the movie finally ended. Looking at the watch, the movie is 2 and a half hours long. If there is a VCD, it will be a three-disc package, just like Braveheart.
Today is Tuesday, and Australia is also a half-price movie ticket. After watching it, I have a few thoughts:
1. It turns out that the villain actor is the little handsome guy in "300" who went back to report with an eye injury.
2. The legs of the male and female protagonists are so fucking long...
3. Why did the drunk accountant not turn into meat after being trampled by so many cows, but he could still speak, and the harmonica on his body was not turned into a shoe? Ba Zi, that mixed-race indigenous kid didn't get shot in the end, why did he close his eyes as if he had hung up?
4. In the whole film, there is only one indigenous person and one Japanese devil on an island, and the number is probably 5-7.
5. As a half-price movie, this movie is really worth it. In the movie theater, I think it's a series. It's not just a matter of time, but the ups and downs of his plot are a bit too big.
I haven't finished yet, some people say that the scene is "suffocatingly beautiful". After watching it, I feel that the scene of any western movie is similar to this movie, and I don't see how beautiful it is.
Some people say that this film is on a mission to save Australia's tourism industry, how come I don't see anything here that makes me feel that this is Australia? The sun that stings the skin, the number one incidence of skin cancer in the world, and the white clouds that are very close to the ground are not reflected, of course, except for the occasional handsome boy and Wolverine, remember, it is occasional, speaking with an Australian accent Makes me think it's Australia that can be ruled out. Because, at that time, the Australian accent had not yet formed, because it should still be the British accent. Count me as ignorant and picky.
Come out, a few Aussie beside me said: It's not THE whole Australia, it's just a tiny peek...
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