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Sold age feelings and flesh
Hassie 2022-04-21 09:01:54
This is a passing grade under the American blockbuster system, but I want to cite a failing one, that is, Independence Day 2. In comparison, Taishan's special effects cannot be compared with Independence Day 2, and Tarzan's story can be regarded as a childhood animation. I know, the plot is old-fashioned and simple, but often such a work will not buy it if it is spoiled by a gluttonous feast, but in fact it seems that this movie is a movie that is forgotten after watching it, the bad guys are not bad enough, the good guys are not good enough, the plot can be guessed, However, a few points of echoes in a little heart make the original joke different, which is good. If it is used as a text comparison, this is an 80-point composition. The beginning and the end are satisfactory, and the middle echoes. As a movie, a scene Very beautiful, I am the scene control, the goddess is very beautiful, she is beautiful in any way, her body is good, and there are several good big scenes in it, the most important thing is not to be embarrassed to watch, I can't bear to watch Independence Day 2 and Demon Thieves 2 Live embarrassed. This is really selling feelings, um, revealing age.
Extended Reading
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Leon Rom: People love a good story. Yeah, few are born blue bloods like your husband. But everyone can relate to a low born scrapper who rescued his king from bankruptcy and saved the honor of his nation. That is a man who will never be forgotten.
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George Washington Williams: What I wouldn't give for a horse right now. Why is it people don't ride zebras?
John Clayton: Horses kick to escape. Zebras continue until you are dead.
George Washington Williams: Zeebra. Zehbra. Tomayto. Tomahto.
John Clayton: It's nearly impossible to take the wild out of something born to it.
George Washington Williams: It seem to work with you. Look. I feel foolish for asking, but... Can you really talk to animals?
John Clayton: You're an educated man, Dr. Williams. You tell me.