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Marques 2022-09-15 22:02:00
casually
I just finished reading Liu Weiqiang's "the flock"
and checked the following words: flock is used to refer to a group of birds of the same kind, or a group of animals, especially a flock of sheep; when used to refer to a crowd, it refers to a large number of people, especially in religious... -
Lottie 2022-09-15 23:46:11
Clips are too fancy
The story of the film is still very real, and the whole plot unfolds and closes properly. This is Liu Weiqiang's strength. And the emotional point and the rhythm of the burden shaking are good, Richard Gere with gray hair is still better (although there are several angles similar to Bush).
The...
Chaz Grundy
Extended Reading
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Erroll Babbage: People like Paul and Viola Gerard don't just tell lies, they *are* lies. In public they're decent, socially-responsible folk who look you in the eye, but never long enough to make you uncomfortable. They shake your hand, pat you on the back, but never overdo it. They're Christian if you are, they swear if you do, and they do this because people like you wrongly believe that public presentation tell us all about private lives.
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Allison Lowry: [to Errol] You don't talk, you pump!
