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Letha 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Why is there war?
Some people complain about the slow pace. I don't think the pace is too slow. If you've been worrying about whether the happiness of this group of people will last a little longer. If you've seen Pan's Labyrinth, you'll feel very familiar and natural to the rhythm of The Book Thief. The same...
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Nichole 2021-11-27 08:01:17
The romanticization of form disengages and dissolves the truth
There is no problem with the plot itself. This kind of film based on the novel is guaranteed at least in terms of plot. The problem lies in the orientation of the form. The scene is exquisitely arranged, but lacks real details, the light is dramatic, and the makeup is too exquisite, which is not...
Stephanie Stremler
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