"Billionaire Boys Club" didn't use enough intelligence to add its own understanding to the BBC's revelation. The film is firmly limited to previous viewpoints, sympathizing with their madness, but without emphasizing the absurdity of flogging
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Although the film is immersed in retro feelings, nothing new has been discovered at all. So the film was uncreative, if not a total failure
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While the film itself lacks anything, Ansolo and Taron Egerton put on pretty good performances, despite the flaws in the two lead characters. The feeling that the movie leaves you is that if there is a better script, the protagonist can really gain your sympathy and approval
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At least the film is well done, despite a lot of pointless flashbacks
. A strong acting lineup can't save a bad script either. In the end, throughout the film, the audience can't decide which character to support, and the ending is unsatisfactory
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