Soaring to the sky, the strangeness of a giant The world is amazing; the editing, the cuts of the film are ridiculously humorous and hilarious.
All in all, a feast for the eyes.
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The bizarre world of soaring trees and giants is amazing; the editing and scene switching of the film are very humorous and make people laugh. All in all, a feast for the eyes.
Edd 2022-04-20 09:01:40
A 3D fantasy masterpiece based on a British fairy tale created with high-end technology. The farmer boy Jack and the princess and the little girl traveled from the soaring trees to the strange giant country in the clouds. They encountered a huge, ferocious and sloppy giant who was exiled by humans, but was very scheming and addicted to human beings, so they began an adventure... Two-headed giant, humming Ge'er is the one-eyed chef giant who is a human meat roll. "Leveraged", it is eye-catching and even more surprising, and the cutest and worst is the giant who was stung by a bee...
Soaring to the sky, the strangeness of a giant The world is amazing; the editing, the cuts of the film are ridiculously humorous and hilarious.
All in all, a feast for the eyes.
Soaring to the sky, the strangeness of a giant The world is amazing; the editing, the cuts of the film are ridiculously humorous and hilarious.
All in all, a feast for the eyes.
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Charlene 2022-04-22 07:01:18
Better than expected Hate ugly giants
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Lilyan 2022-04-23 07:01:54
First of all, Nick's role as Diaosi is the biggest mistake in this film... Of course, we understand that it must be in line with the prince and princess, so Diaosi must have at least a hardware foundation to become a prince in the end, but the last paragraph can be reduced by very good! ! ! ! ! How nice of you not to be connected to reality, have a piece of modern London! The atmosphere is ruined!
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Isabelle: You know, for someone who's not wildly keen on heights, you're doing awfully well.
Jack: Yeah, I've been doing a little trick Crawe taught me.
Isabelle: What's the trick?
Jack: Picture something just ahead of you within arm's reach.
[helps Isabelle down so she is within arm's reach]
Jack: Something that makes you happy.
Isabelle: Sounds easy enough.
Jack: It really is.
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Jack: Isabelle, hold on tight.
[grabs a liana he has cut in the giant tree]
Jack: Ready?
Isabelle: No...
Jack: JUMP!
[they jump from the falling tree, hanging on to the liana. They swing around the tree before the tree begins to fall alarmingly fast and they are headed for the ground]
Isabelle: Jack, hold me!
[Jack sees a haystack, aims for it and lets go. They hit it, but keep gliding forward in the mud, heading for a sharp farm object. They stop just in the nick of time for hitting it]
Jack: Well, that worked out better than I expected.