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Monroe 2022-03-15 09:01:02
3 years later is 2012
Thoughts couldn't help but start to go wild. If it is as predicted by the Maya, in 2012, the earth will become a dead planet, can we save ourselves? I have to doubt.
Mankind likes to control, in order to achieve this goal, we are devoting ourselves to the development of technology and seizing the... -
Jaiden 2022-04-22 07:01:03
love is the theme
There are already too many reviews for this movie. After I watched it for the fifth time, what I wanted to say more about was the emotional scene in it. Creatures of two different races have become firm and strong because of a certain love in their hearts.
A love is between Vicus and his wife. The...

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Erna 2022-03-23 09:01:13
Very powerful script. I haven't seen such a depressing and shocking science fiction movie for a long time. It is a prophetic epic! ! ! The shooting method has been more innovative on the basis of existing methods, and the story narration has also abandoned simple plot pushes. Instead, it uses the torture of human nature and the exploration of the meaning of personal existence as clues to continuously throw out one by one. Questions, and then complete the humanity thinking of the whole film.
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Elza 2022-03-23 09:01:13
I like it so much~ It's so pretty~! People who don't watch science fiction movies all bow down to the special effects of this movie~!
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