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Dolly 2021-10-18 09:30:08
When it comes to medical insurance, my whole person is noble
According to my own opinion, human beings are still quite pessimistic about their own subjective initiative. Especially in Hollywood, the science fiction films in recent years have never believed that science and technology will actively affect the future world of mankind. Action films,...
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Jazmin 2022-04-21 09:01:15
Elysium movie review
The movie "Elysium", as the first movie I watched this year, is undoubtedly the wrong choice. As far as the overall viewing is concerned, there is no gain. It may also be that I am more strict, and I will evaluate 8 years with some current thoughts. The previous film, but a good film, no matter how...
Alejandro Belmonte
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Kattie 2022-03-26 09:01:02
The new Hollywood sci-fi work directed by "District Nine" has a similar realistic style. But while owning a big production, he was also tied up and filmed this procrastinating and clichéd story. Basically, Hollywood has all the clichés. There are also many slot loopholes. This ending is simply a terrible communist revolution... In short, it is very ugly, very regrettable.
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Sincere 2021-10-20 19:00:47
Science fiction movies based on reality are different from Lost Wars in that Elysium reflects the thinking about human rights. The former focuses on the struggle of human beings when facing destruction. The same person saves the world, one is biased towards lyricism, and the other is biased towards shock. .
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