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Hannah 2022-03-19 09:01:02
The best fighting movie I have ever seen
In terms of handling the fighting scenes, this is the most exciting fighting movie I have ever seen, especially after the fighting contest in the second half of the movie, it is best to put on headphones, turn up the volume, and have wonderful duels and cheers from the audience. , Exciting...
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Russel 2022-04-22 07:01:02
hot blooded masculine
I have watched two fighting movies recently, one is "Real Steel" which is more for children and families, and the other is "Warrior", which is masculine and hot.
The movie is about a pair of brothers who have so many family conflicts that they have become strangers. In the movie, the younger...
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D'angelo 2021-10-20 19:00:37
Fighter + iron fist man + wrestling king + iron steel fist = warrior, the BTW subtitles group is also selling cute, is it also a country kitty nurse...
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Thalia 2022-03-24 09:01:08
The contradictions and motives before the decisive battle are very old-fashioned, but the practicality and precision are not wordy. Although there is a suspicion of exaggerating ground fighting and degrading stand-up fighting in the integrated fighting part, from the perspective of the weak victory over the strong, there is really nothing that can arouse the emotions of ordinary audiences more than using suppression techniques to kill the opponent after a brutal beating. Up to this point, everything seems to be fine-but I don't believe all this, I don't believe that one MMA game can solve all love and hatred.
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