I saw it, it's really cool! I'm very curious, why many people can't accept the setting of blackening.
Everything has a positive and negative logic. If you slap a child and you slap it, some will want to slap it back, and some will autistic and cry, this is normal, you wonder why the family is so black The super environment is so bad why not black, I really don't understand the logic of some people.
There are two basic settings for the bear child. One is that the bear child is born with a perverted personality. He is not a good person, has nothing to do with the environment, or has his own irritability. The second is that the bear child has long understood that me and ordinary people are not you and your race. I am superior to others, and everyone else is an ant.
The following is the spoiler, the bear child will be reported for any flaws, one day the bear child will go to the ant's nest (all kinds of scolding others), the ant scolded the bear child (the bear child is too shy to respond to others), the bear child The ant's legs were pulled out, the head was pulled out, etc. At this time, the ants (the adoptive parents) who raised the big bear children were frightened. In the follow-up, the parents of the bear child will give it for nothing if they act decisively and hesitantly. The male ant will not be killed if the gank fails. The female ant even found a specimen of the ant when he got home. When he fought back, the bear boy was angry, he turned his head and drenched an ant's nest with his urine (jerking off).
This film is not a superhero film, this is a bloody horror film, can you expect the red-faced demon to wash away after watching Lurk? It must be impossible, who is the villain after whitewashing? I'm looking forward to the next part, because I can't keep shooting the bear children and watering the ant nest. I think it is more feasible that the bear children want to live a good life, and then turn black. Or group a team of big frontal ants to be doused by bear children?
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