This time, even the anarchist extreme sports enthusiasts, the Japanese intend to use a philosophy of the earth to encircle them. The funny thing is that their leader was actually bombarded by a whaling ship. Who doesn't know that Japan's whaling business is a world civilization, and it's interesting to whitewash himself like this.
Ignore these mentally handicapped questions.
It's really a fun, fun movie.
Robbing diamonds with a V for Vendetta-like mask and spreading them to the destitute in Mumbai; the dollar cube disintegrating in the air and raining dollars in rural Mexico, so cool; extreme surfing; alpine veneer from an 80-degree hillside Downhill; flying against the wind in the mountains, hang gliding, unprotected rock climbing at Angel Falls in Venezuela; breaking boundaries, so much fun!
These spike all kinds of racing cars, the so-called action blockbuster of road chase. Because of these extreme sports, the body is equal and naturally confronting, rather than relying on the camouflage of various mechanical armors. The worship of physical strength itself could have justified extreme sports. There is no need for a higher earth, and it is too fake and unreasonable to ask for it and return it.
It can't be just for fun.
In Huaxing Hall 5, the 3D glasses keep sliding down, the 3D effect is too bad and too fake, the characters and the background are separated seriously, the colors are unreal and rich, and even there seems to be a lot of noise. I don't know if it's caused by the superfluousness of China's 3D.
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