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Cullen 2022-04-09 08:01:06
You can watch it when you are bored, but not recommended
The beginning part is very attractive, but in the middle and second half, the story begins to fall into a cliché. The basic storyline can be guessed, there is no suspense, and there is no sense of suspense brought by magic. So watching magic is because a lot of things are not as predictable as...
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Shane 2022-04-09 08:01:06
Good to see the explosive movie!
Super pretty super pretty! The heroine is very good-looking, and the clothes are also very good-looking, like the style of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, it's amazing, not to mention the scene!
After reading the previous film reviews, they all said that it was not good-looking and...
Ioan Gruffudd
Ioan Gruffudd (Ioan Gruffudd), born in Wales, UK on October 6, 1973, a British actor, played the role of the five mates of the Titanic in James Cameron's film "Titanic". In 2004, Ioan Gruffudd was in the movie In "King Arthur", he played the knight Lancelot and became famous in one fell swoop, and then participated in the "Fantastic Four" series, playing Reed Richards .
Personal Life
Ioan Gruffudd and actress Alice Evans met when they filmed the 2000 movie "102 Dalmatians" together. The two were engaged in 2006 and married in September 2007. They have two daughters: Ella and Elsie. In January 2021, Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans announced their breakup
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Extended Reading
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Miss Heliotrope: [carriage drives through a large bump on the road] Miss Heliotrope: Maria, there is only one thing that can save us now.
Miss Heliotrope: [Miss Heliotrope and Maria speak together] Classical french needlepoint.
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Robin De Noir: I promised I would listen to you, and I have.
Maria Merryweather: Robin, you have to help me, you have to!
Robin De Noir: [grabs her by the shoulders] You are a Merryweather!
[lets her go]
Robin De Noir: ... right now I ought to kill you.
Maria Merryweather: Kill me and the whole valley dies with me! You and I can stop it and we only have until moon-rise, tonight!
Maria Merryweather: ...I'm still listening.
