The story of the film seems to revolve around a group of diamonds, but in fact diamonds are not important. The film basically belongs to the American Everyday Black Russia series, but the plot is less conscious and the scenes are less exciting. The film has all the elements of everyday black Russian American films, and such a movie likes this title most. The core selling point of the film’s content is the countless Keanu Reeves's charmingly sitting down scenes and his and the Russian heroine's too frequent and mediocre meat scenes, even for a daily black Russian American movie, those meaty scenes. The drama is also a bit too frequent. In order to cover up the pale of the story, the hero and heroine have to play to push the meat up
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Siberia evaluation action
2022-06-06 18:26
Extended Reading
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Boris Volkov: [speaking Russian] Who are you, huh? Who are you
Pavel: I think he speaks Russian.
Boris Volkov: In heaven, we'll all speak Russian, no?
Lucas Hill: In hell, too.
Boris Volkov: [laughs heartily]
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Lucas Hill: My wife and I are old friends. And sometimes, with an old friend, you learn to squint away certain things, things you'd maybe rather not see.
Katya: Is it just her doing this, not-seeing, or you too?
Lucas Hill: The thing about squinting, you can never be certain what you might not be seeing.