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Simple, rude and tasteless
Francesco 2022-04-19 09:01:47
The big muscled man and the beast are tumbling in the jungle, and you can eat a few more meat skewers after reading it. It's not worth it to have to endure a routine story in order to consume about three minutes of wonderful special effects. Especially after watching "Roadside Picnic" and still indulging in the poetic aftertaste, this film is even more naive, like a film exclusively for straight men in American high schools. When society evolves to a certain stage, does the movie become more and more distracting or more simple and rude? The art of taming time into a cage for people to play with: film. The plot of the story is just one element. Me too, in order to prolong my childhood and get old to watch such silly movies. I really don't want to play ps4.
Extended Reading
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Tabitha 2022-01-26 08:17:58
I don't know what the story is. A girl's heart flies around in the jungle with E Da, with such a good figure and high-value appearance, who cares about the simple plot... The heroine has a sense of existence, but she fell in love because she didn't explain The detailed process avoids the film from falling into the cliché of vulgar romance. Taishan's character setting is the most admirable. He is both the rich and handsome of the descendants of a civilized society and the wild king of the jungle. How can he not love it.
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Shanna 2022-04-24 07:01:05
He understood them, and then learnt to conquer them. Uncle Ge is so handsome, the American police are narrated like this, the good friends of the United States and Britain are shaped like this, the rhythm is like this, what is there to give a low score. Halfway through, I sang the railway guerrillas. At the end of the film, the Yellow River chorus is sung.
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George Washington Williams: I'm still coming with you.
John Clayton: You can't keep up.
George Washington Williams: I might not be able to keep up with Tarzan, but I sure as hell can keep up with *you*.
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George Washington Williams: [looking out over the ledge] How are we suppose to catch a train going 40 miles an hour?
John Clayton: Gravity...
[he and the natives jump off one at a time]