I find that movies I watch in theaters generally tend to be rated slightly higher than movies I watch on a computer (of the same level), presumably due to the huge HD screen, deafening sound, and sometimes 3D special effects (although I The immersive environment that doesn't like 3D very much wraps me so that I can fully immerse myself in the plot, and the tears and laughter are reduced. But have you experienced the tragic experience of someone snoring to sleep with a movie, or someone shaking their legs and shaking their chairs intermittently? Unfortunately, this time I met them all together. I really hate the bad habit of shaking my legs. I turn back many times and want to stare at the "perpetrator"! Just when I was hesitating whether I should wake the sleeping person, the snoring person may have been woken up by the sound and left, Thank God!
This "Jumanji 2" still has a lot of laughs. I laughed out loud a few times. This is a popcorn comedy movie. Why do people still question the bluntness of the plot? The transition from "Getting old sucks" at the beginning of the movie to "Getting old is a gift." at the end is a bit of a twist. In the end, the cool eyes learned in the public game outside Spencer reached the proprietress of Nova restaurant. I've always wondered if the old beauty of the old can really have a new love in their old age? I often see similar plots in movies, and I have a second spring in my later years. But in China, the possibility is very small, because the elderly are busy caring for their grandchildren and have long lost their lives. The old man probably has the desire to find a wife who can take care of him, but if it is not for financial constraints, the old lady is generally not willing to fill in another burden.
Some people say that the image of Asian actors is not good, because Hollywood deliberately smears the image of Chinese people. Oh, come on! Awkwafina is a second-generation Chinese-American, comedian, once on SNL, and is now a hot Chinese-American actor in Hollywood. Although the image is not suitable for the protagonist, she is also an American. Actress Karen Gillan Karen Gillan, a 32-year-old British actor, has a great body and may have been specially shaped for this film. In the middle of the night, I couldn't help but be hungry and ate biscuits, while typing and looking at people's bumpy body shape, my lazi was going to flow down, O(∩_∩)O haha~
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