years ago, he accidentally flashed his waist, and he was still lightly injured. ).
Years later, he finally fell seriously ill and couldn't even walk. It seemed that everything on his body was not right. Looked and looked, looked and looked, but couldn't find anything wrong.
Very obediently rested for three weeks before gradually recovering. It turned out to be tired, and the prescription was to rest.
Many people don't like to stay at home and love to run around.
I probably got hurt from running around when I was a kid, and now I have a big head when I go out.
Obediently lying at home and resting, I was bubbling with joy.
I leave everything behind my head, read books and listen to music every day, and leave my children in custody, so I even save my meals.
People often send relief food. I am too lazy to even make phone calls. It seems that I live in a primitive village.
The computer is too lazy to turn on, it seems that it has never been turned on for a while. It turned out that I was far away from the Internet, and I still lived pretty well. My husband is too lazy to take care of it, so I can't wait to keep him too :) Take the
time to re-watch or watch so many DVDs that have been waiting for me for n years. Lying on the bed and watching my son's small TV, I don't feel any worse than the theater. My own world can be completely like a king (unfortunately, she is a fat queen). Wish I could take another three months off :)
The 2006 world movie was really enjoyable. Recently, I checked the gaps and filled the gaps and found that "Letter from Iwo Jima", "Glorious Years" and "Black Book", all of them are wonderful and happy! It's a pity that "Black Book" failed to receive any official encouragement and praise after all. The Cannes Film Festival treated it indifferently, and it seemed rather puzzling that there was no nomination for the best foreign language film at the Oscars. Although "Black Book" is a typical melodrama and melodrama, it is not without artistic innovation value. It makes the film return to the most essential sense of "storytelling", which is itself "subversive". Paul Verhoeven, a typical "drifting Dutchman", learned a good martial arts from Hollywood and returned to his home country to regroup, but only got a good reputation, but who can be sure that this is not a new beginning for a great opera ? In 2008, Paul Verhoeven's "The Winter Queen" will be released again, and the screenwriter happens to be the talented Mr. Gerald Schuitman.
I appreciate and like all of them, I don't know what the ending is. This film, I watched it back and forth three times. The first time I watched the story, the second time I watched the plot, and the third time I just watched the wonderful performances of the actors. There are many scenes, which are extremely classic. I love the pain, despair, and fear conveyed in Carice van Houten's eyes, which are rare. Her songs are also very good. Her voice is so charming, and it has a soul-destroying beauty. Very shocking, very.
Of course, "Return" is also good, but I prefer this theme, and when I am happy, I turn out "Remaining in the Sea of Bitterness". Same experience, different ending.
The actress is really good. She dresses properly and appears gorgeously. When faced with the sorrows in life and can't do anything, she can only dance slowly and release herself slowly...
I like the heroine very much, but she has no temperament. Gotta say.
I must have been a man in my last life, and I still admire beautiful women very much. The years are getting old, but the years can't wear down the elegant women.
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