This play is positioned as a children's movie, and the theater is also used as a children's movie (the commercial advertisement or the movie advertisement before it is all children's).
It is estimated that the director did not intend to make an avatar, he wanted to make a 3D commercial new year children's movie. From this point of view, all indicators are in line.
There are a lot of children in the theater, and the children laughed happily. It is estimated that they will show off to their children when they go back. Today I saw Mysterious Island. It’s super good-looking, and I love it.
It’s us adults who rushed to watch other children’s movies, but they blamed them for not being too exciting or thrilling. Scrutinize. At the slightest, it is blamed that other directors did not work hard, while at the most important, they said that the director trampled on the classics. . .
errr. . As for it,
I suggest that adults who have not yet seen it and want to see it, may as well put their brains at home before going out, and bring their eyes and mouths.
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1. The various talent performances of Rock students are very exciting. Shaking my chest and laughing together, I really know how to play the guitar, but I don't know if it's really singing. The 2.3D effect is very good. The little gg next to me who directly scared me who threw the electric eel screamed. 3. Avatar borrowed it very well and thoroughly. 4. In the end, the crew also intimately added the element of this year's hot base. Concluding remarks: As a new year's young children's film, the performance is very good (applause)
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