The movie feels mainly in the old movies

Durward 2021-12-14 08:01:02

After watching a Lunar New Year movie, my feelings are like vomiting when an actor is holding a wooden barrel in the movie.

The film that is soaring at the box office is far less flavorful than the translation storm I watched last night.

The acting between the hero and the heroine is so good, the deep things in their hearts are concealed on the surface as much as possible, the entanglement and pain are nowhere to be complained, and they cannot be relieved.

The hidden suspension of the film is not deep, nor shallow. It involves many levels, but it stops at a point. It makes people full of curiosity, sympathy, anger, love, and weakness...

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  • Wiley 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    The film gives people a very discouraged feeling. The lineup of directors is so strong, the subject matter is chosen to the point, and the opening scene is also very fascinating, just waiting for the climax to come one after another and the shock brought by the sense of contradiction in the clan war, It's a pity that the plot behind it is a thousand miles away, no one's image can stand up, and the story is not satisfactory. It is clear that the only award in the awards is the China Watch Award for Outstanding Translated Film

  • America 2021-12-14 08:01:02

    In terms of the storyline, because I was too sleepy, I saw the dialogue between the FBI male lead and the female lead, and snoring sounded. On the cognitive level, tolerance to the wicked is cruel to the good. If you like to repay your grievances with virtue, you should repay it slowly. Let the wicked do evil and be even more unscrupulous. Anyway, you will forgive and you don’t have to bear the responsibility for the consequences. I tend to give a tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye, and my gratitude.

The Interpreter quotes

  • Silvia Broome: [in Ku] Watch it! There's a line, man.

  • Charlie Russell: [on the phone] Shit! She just got on the bus with Kuman.

    Tobin Keller: [on the phone] What the hell is she doing?