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Haven 2022-04-20 09:01:10
Xiao Li is in charge of being beautiful, and Lao Li is in charge of taking the prize and going home
When Julianne Moore pronounced the familiar name, Leonardo DiCaprio, the audience stood up. Xiao Li stepped onto the stage and picked up the golden trophy belonging to the Oscar for Best Actor.
Finally, this event that worries the whole people has settled down and has a happy ending. In 2014, Xiao... -
Gayle 2022-04-23 07:01:13
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I think this movie has a lot to say.
The first, about Fitzgeraldley's attempt to kill Glass. When Fitzgerald appeared on the stage, he was annoying, but at first I thought he was just the kind of villain with a strong sense of the market, but I didn't expect to see that he was a complete bad guy in...
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Chris 2022-03-23 09:01:14
2.5 This plot is really too straight for a man’s values. It makes me feel uncomfortable. The film is so long and “beautiful”. The middle section of the episodes where the little plum sells so badly can last more than half of the time. There are not many lines but it is actually Crying for the little golden man. The power of the movie is all used on the surface of the bells and whistles, even more grandiose and retrogressive than the birdman. I really couldn't be mad at "Carol".
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Bailee 2021-10-20 18:58:29
This role is really suitable for Xiao Li. It fully utilizes his strengths as a physical acting school, while minimizing the requirements of inner drama. The few emotional dramas are perfectly combined with the editing of the cold snow scene, which fully achieves the externalization of the character's emotions in the external environment. Xiao Li, the little golden figure, must be dedicated to Gonzalez, and of course there are editing and soundtracks, which greatly increases the overallity of the work and performs full marks.
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