I feel that the plot is not very coherent, or too coherent, but it doesn't matter, it's the actors who are watching. So it's alright, it's enough to see it at home.
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Enough to see it at home
Amelie 2022-04-19 09:01:49
After watching the first part of the Red Flame Battlefield, I was deeply attracted by the female dragon suit carrying the bazooka. Finally, when the second part was released, I chose to go to the cinema to experience it. However, the fact is that the second part, going to the cinema is to have fun, eat popcorn and drink Coke. The plot is to see the old men and ladies save the world, but in fact it is to see how every old actor is trying their best to fight. Anthony Hopkins is the highlight of the whole play. Looking at him, he still can't get rid of the Silence Lamb's initial infinitely dark image of me. Although he is old, his eyes and expressions are still so accurate. I also think that Li Bingxian belongs to the type of over-exertion. He is always hysterical in appearances, and the two words are "pretentious".
I feel that the plot is not very coherent, or too coherent, but it doesn't matter, it's the actors who are watching. So it's alright, it's enough to see it at home.
I feel that the plot is not very coherent, or too coherent, but it doesn't matter, it's the actors who are watching. So it's alright, it's enough to see it at home.
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Clarabelle 2022-04-23 07:01:56
Watching them save the world with age spots on their faces is quite unaccustomed. But if it's Europe, it's more qualified.
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Clifford 2022-04-21 09:01:58
Not bad, much better than the first one, but Lee Byung-hun's performance was exaggerated!
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Jack Horton: Speaking of Sarah, I love watching her shave her legs in the tub. Kinda reminds me of these Belgian mercs I met in the Congo. They would skin people... alive... to get them to talk.
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Marvin: Edward Bailey was a genius physicist who built some of the greatest stuff during the Cold War. Neutron bombs, particle beam weapons, nerve gas. Excellent nerve gas. You know, he was a... rock star of conceptual mass killing. They called him the "The Da Vinci of Death."