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Cleve 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Relaxed, happy and funny, pure relaxation film, pure time-consuming film
I just don't understand why all the movies in which supermodels participate are not very popular.
The heroine in this movie is also very beautiful, not to mention the male ones. Although the plot appears to be very low IQ, the acting skills are good. I also saw the black extraordinarily... -
Green 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Have a lot of laughs
I watched it from the second half, and a section was edited in the middle.
Three sentences:
1 The soundtrack is very nostalgic and just right,
2 The lens uses ideas although not avant-garde or artificial.
3 The structure and logic are plain but interspersed with humor.
There are several contents,...
Oscar A. Diaz
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Griffin 2022-04-22 07:01:34
Still FS praise, but not my taste. . However, there are occasional cold and hilarious points, the father who likes female pigs is humorous and tolerant~~ t6fafd2ecf @
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Rylan 2022-04-21 09:02:36
It was found that there were two generations of Batman in the film, one George Clooney and the other Michael Keaton. Soderbergh's films in recent years have been mixed. Take the two films I directed this year as an example. At the beginning of the year, "Side Effects" was my top ten candidate for this year, and "Behind the Candelabra" in the middle of the year was simply a lousy film. Not good broken gay film.
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