to go to a movie with my husband every week, starting from when he was not my husband. Actually, I don't really like watching it. But since he is so lazy, I feel guilty that he will be in a state of dying if I ask him to play a ball with me or do a little exercise, and I will not dare to propose any physical activity next time. But I always felt that it was boring enough for two people to sleep and eat at home every day, so he would watch a movie every week. Although now pregnant with a baby, it did not stop this trip. The last time I took my baby to The Force Awakens, he kept kicking me, presumably protesting the noise of the movie theater. I was a little apprehensive when I watched it this time. But fortunately, he greeted me when I went in, clicked me, and then fell asleep, maybe it was really boring.
The overall feeling is fortunate that the two tickets are not as expensive as a drink, so it is time to pass the time, which is better than getting moldy at home.
The plot can be said to be very simple. There are no ups and downs, no twists and turns, and every burden will not be buried for too long. The godfather said that you should find a girlfriend, and then a girlfriend appeared. Things got a little bit difficult, and then it worked out. There are many similarities. The scene with the hobbit was especially thought of when he appeared on the scene, the sky was full of snow, and a group of bearded men were walking in the mountains. The pictures of his wife and children kept appearing, and he especially wanted to steal the dreams that kept appearing in his dreams. The whole story reminds me of an American drama that didn't have a second season but had a lot of foreshadowing. Undead forensic doctors are all undead people with special skills. It's just that the TV series is longer, and the more stories, the more rushed the movie. There are many more misunderstood. There are a lot of digging points, but there is no context. For example, girlfriends with special skills, is there a lot of people with special skills in the witch world, just like the Seven Huluwa brothers, I don't know. There is a bearded villain who thinks he is very good, but when he sees the male protagonist behind his back, he makes fun of him, saying how powerful he is, but the fact is that he hangs up in seconds when he sees the male protagonist. How powerful is the Boss, when the male protagonist used his nirvana again, he was instantly wilted, but fortunately there was a human who betrayed inexplicably, prolonging the death period of the great witch, but it still died. Finally got enough time. Gone.
Still that sentence, fortunately, as long as 8.8, if it is more expensive, I may feel distressed about the movie ticket money.
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