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Favian 2021-10-22 14:30:43
Impulse is the devil & clue combing
The sharpest thing about Tim Burton’s film is the irony of Lincoln at the end. It’s very ridiculous. Leo’s final thoughts should be: Your sister~ It’s a pity that he loves his ape sister and human sister~
because the orangutans are thriving, so By the way, I reviewed the 68th and 01th... -
Krystel 2021-10-22 14:30:44
Reproductive isolation, you ape girl and our wooden-faced male protagonist are eyeing
Let me just say that apes and humans are not the same species and have reproductive isolation. Blacks and humans are not the same race, but there is no reproductive isolation.
Using different species to map the same race, is this irony or irony or irony? I have to say that people in that...
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[to Leo in regarding Earth]
Ari: I'd like to see your world.
Captain Leo Davidson: I know. But they'd probably pry you and poke you and throw you in a cage too.
Ari: [smiles] You'd protect me.
[Leo smiles]
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[Leo notices the human mark on Ari's hand]
Ari: I can't go home either now. So, maybe we're not so different.
Captain Leo Davidson: No, we're very different.
[Ari looks at him sadly]
Captain Leo Davidson: You care about everybody, but yourself.
