Smile and meet difficulties

Charlotte 2022-01-05 08:01:44

Flat and straightforward, with a little warmth and humor, the front is relatively dragged, and the later climax scenes seem a bit short. Johnson played in his true colors, with few scenes. The heroine Peppa didn't explain too much about the process of getting out of the trough, but she just gave a few casual explanations, and her relatives briefly talked a few words, and then went to the top. So, this is a very simple and old-fashioned sports inspirational movie. There are no highlights, but it is not very bad. The whole is very ordinary and average. However, the important thing about this movie is to popularize the WWE sport for everyone, although many people think they are "flops" and have no meaning. Just as Zac was questioned by his girlfriend's parents in the film, Page was not understood by other girls, and even this family was treated as a freak family. But at least they are also using their lives to "flop". They deserve people's respect and recognition, and they deserve the audience's applause.

Cathryn 2022-03-27 09:01:13

For non-WWE fans, I only remember endless clichés and not-so-powerful flashpoints... The biggest problem with the movie is the mediocre character creation. The older brother is a typical self-abandoned youth, and the heroine, as a professional wrestler, has even better physical fitness than Not a few models and cheerleaders...why does this family think they should be in WWE? However, this is probably the most burly female protagonist in the movie I've seen in a long time (not counting the professional ones like Gina Carano), and being able to watch the whole movie is really supported by her own bad taste. In the end, the poster is deceiving and Johnson is a soy sauce!