And found out it was a piece of shit.
Of course, the problem is not his own setting - the so-called Australia was invaded by a country with a population explosion and a mandarin-speaking country (although the film does not mention the name of the heavenly kingdom). This setting is a bit self-indulgent, but I can still enjoy it a little bit, and it is similar to the red star shining in Paris back then. The unacceptable part lies in its illogical storyline, disgusting special effects and YY who has no root for the ability of the Australian teenager.
Just ask a few little kids who usually play idle shit and have a crush , turned into a special agent when he lifted the gun. Two bare-handed girls entered and exited the military area as often as they wanted, and they fought over dozens of heavily armed suspected Chinese soldiers. Blowing up a bridge is like looking for something. Do you think kangaroos are all bumpy? The kangaroos have such a national combat capability that they could have unified the world long ago.
It is said that the film is still based on American thighs, not to mention the disgusting values of Hollywood (such as the priest's non-killing hand and the weak little girl who has no power to bind koalas, and she can sweep away a suspected heaven when she raises her hand. Soldier), the special effects of the film do not fully reflect the result of hugging the legs, the picture is dark, the action scenes are blunt, and the explosion scenes are hypocritical.
The original novel seems to be popular in Australia between the 80s and 90s. If the novel itself is about the same level, it can only be said that the spiritual life of the kangaroo people is simple and barren to a certain extent. This kind of mentally retarded story, if you think about it, is a kind of reverse political and ideological education, but there are so many kangaroo cubs buying it, it seems that the ignorance of the kangaroo people also has a certain level.
Kangaroo people still feel at ease to create a few actors. Movies are not something that can be shot with a machine.
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