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Liar Liar
Clifford 2021-10-20 17:23:13
When Max is the teacher asked himself the father is what to do, little Max said the classic words
> My DAD Wears SUIT and goes to Court and Talks to at The Judge.
> Of He IS liar.
In fact, there should be a lawyer lawyer instead liar lie The voice of lawyer and liar are similar, and they ridiculed most of the talkative lawyers in the United States. In the end, Fletcher won the lawsuit by taking advantage of the law, but regretted it because he lost the custody of his... -
Minority Report
Clifford 2021-10-13 13:06:27
Minority report without minority report
Many very good-looking movies are basically adapted from novels, and this movie is no exception. I haven't read this novel. Maybe my method is wrong and I can't find it after searching for a long time. Judging from experience, since the commercial tendencies of movies are relatively obvious, they tend to distort the indescribable classic creativity and theme soul in the novel, and I am sure that this movie is also somewhat different from the novel. Wait until I read the novel...
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Star Trek
Clifford 2021-10-13 13:05:44
Adrenaline flooded the left hemisphere, Du Lengding soaked the right hemisphere
Little S said before that, you can be called a rich man by just starting a company.
I prefer to use this unbreakable sentence like this: It's not just a complicated and multi-angular relationship that can be called science fiction with a little time and space shuttle.
If you write this kind of joke, you should really do some pre-job training to improve your IQ.
For example, if you read Star Trek, you will learn a simple common sense. When the mass of... -
No Country for Old Men
Clifford 2021-10-13 13:05:36
At the beginning of the film, there is a lengthy, chattering narrative of sheriff-telling about the public security situation in the old time--at the end, sheriff said that she woke up from the dream, and the movie stopped abruptly.
The abrupt halt was a bit unexpected-there are still many uninformed lines, whether the old police officer caught the murderer, where did the murderer escape, whether the cowboy's wife died, etc.
The ending and the beginning without any... -
The Bourne Ultimatum
Clifford 2021-10-13 13:05:33
First of all, I should thank the original novel. It is said that the original novel is a very classic spy novel. We want to thank the original novel for giving this movie the spine. The part of this film beyond the commercial film is the part of Bourne himself. This is an important reason why people feel comfortable in this movie. He is generous, capable, never kills casually, and still retains his conscience after being brainwashed, and he persists in his behavior and decisions.... -
Edward Scissorhands
Clifford 2021-10-13 13:05:32
If you love me, please trim a snowflake for me.
I still vaguely remember Edward's face. What a fragmented face it was. Those scars are like marks made by a sled on the snow, shocking but distressing.
His eyes were panic and melancholy, his lips were pale and cold, and his hair was messy.
When he was first discovered, he was hiding in a dark corner on the roof of the castle. Next to them were many newspaper clippings of various colors, and he cut them into beautiful shapes, plastering them all over the obtrusive...
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Clifford 2023-09-17 22:58:19
This is also a great shot, I was blown away by their design. The design is really connected, there are countless failures, attempts, new concepts, breaking through existing concepts and elements, and creating something with the designer's imprint. nice!
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Clifford 2023-09-16 08:55:23
The British version of "Six" is absolutely fun
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Clifford 2023-09-15 20:55:26
The male protagonist is like Raul; theme song: tum hi ho: forlorn adj. Desperate, helpless; desolate, desolate; abandoned; vague; flop vi. (referring to books, plays, etc.) a complete failure; (due to exhaustion) sit down suddenly; (clumsily, involuntarily, or slackly) move or fall; smash the pot; vt. throw down awkwardly; n.
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Clifford 2023-09-13 02:45:16
Disney's live-action fairy tale Christmas special, unfortunately this magic failed to fascinate me.
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Clifford 2023-09-09 20:52:01
BSC™104FL, these elderly people are simply incredible, although it is presented in a comedy form, it leaves the audience a little bit sad!
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Clifford 2023-09-09 12:43:46
The film is based on the harm of women and children. Richard Gere plays an agent working in a special surveillance unit. His job is to constantly visit people who have hurt others or have a tendency to do so. This visit is in the newcomer Dennis. Seems to be more of a harassment and in interviews Richard Gere never follows the rules of the list and sometimes seems more perverted than those who may threaten others and Richard Gere has dealt with these people for a long time. Er also seems to have a tendency to infringe on others... Of course, in the end, Jiang is still the old spicy Richard Gere to save people with his experience and persistence. The last thing to say is why women make trouble for women
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Clifford 2023-09-08 11:55:11
It's a waste of time not to say, and it hurts the eyes. . .
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Clifford 2023-08-20 08:12:23
"Be curious, not judgmental"/"do you believe in miracle?"
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Clifford 2023-07-28 19:58:33
That last deal was awesome
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Clifford 2023-07-26 13:48:47
It's beautiful to meet the Indian Mermaid in the rain pool, but unfortunately I didn't follow it. Aventures in Australia are bizarre. The Indian inspirational film has a good beginning. The background of looking back at the end is like chasing horses, and there is great sadness in it.
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Clifford 2023-07-08 11:19:23
A child who has not yet recognized himself and the world, if he has unreasonable strong self-confidence, he will give himself courage, but it will make others feel ridiculous. All her behaviors will be like a stupid child out of control, Emma’s role and hers The performances give people this feeling.
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Clifford 2023-07-08 01:53:15
Jason just hung up. how can that be possible. . Anyway, this series has no logic, just cut it.
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Clifford 2023-06-29 00:54:49
What a ridiculous multiparty system. . . Dismantle each other. . Stupid democracy. . . . See what the director of this film has done. . . This is an important subject for the Dutch. . . Why choose a director of this level to shoot? Not even a good story. . . Especially the final mission, the screenwriter is so bad. . . After watching the film, it was the admiral's wife that impressed me the most. . . It is a legendary story to spend a lot of money to shoot large-scale naval battles and hire a B-level film director
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Clifford 2023-06-14 18:27:31
How to make a Bible story so that it does not sin against the Holy See is a bit novel, but it is actually quite difficult. As a result, the thoughts of non-believers are naturally put aside. What are the five-hair miracles and the gods' teachings? If you don't believe in it, you will be a blockbuster, and there is no lace and gossip (although it is a couple starring). The First Witness Mary, the First Witness of the True First Female Disciple, the Devout, and the Faithful Follower. And what is commendable is that feminism can also be interspersed, voluntarily deviate from the marriage contract of the father's family to follow the faith, and also help other sisters and so on. Unbelievers don't discuss the truth under miracle stories. Who can truly see the kingdom of God. Rooney Mara is really beautiful, and it may also be the halo of the heroine. Uncle Phoenix's ability to interpret a great god with just the power of his eyes would almost be suppressed.
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Clifford 2023-05-30 15:08:36
The final unanimous move to one conclusion is a bit too deliberate. If her symptoms made her act so strangely, then the main problem she was diagnosed with during her lifetime was not bipolar disorder, but schizophrenia (although a symptom that can be present at the same time, but the severity of the latter Often bigger, and the treatment is different. But she was bipolar, whether she mentioned it herself or took medication before her death). So I am not very convinced by this conclusion, and there are still many doubts or the verbal explanation given makes people feel unconvincing. The few netizens who appeared in the documentary didn't seem to really believe what they said in the end, but rather reluctantly swallowed a "conclusion" handed to them. Those who harassed Mexican singers on the Internet should apologize to others. The hotel manager reminds me of Kim Wexler from better call Saul. In addition, a certain comment is really stupid and narrow-minded. Is the problem of this hotel caused by its own building? Have you been talking about history and the environment for half a day for nothing? If there's anything to blow up, it's your brain that's in shit.
