I was eating at a noisy restaurant at the time, and I immediately thought of Stephen Chow's 007. Next to Anita Yuen, I said, it looks like a hair dryer, but it's actually a razor; it looks like a razor, but it's actually a razor... some type of. So it messed up, and everyone couldn't stop the car with laughter. I guess my friend is very depressed. :)
Then I came to see it naturally. hey-hey. I texted her, she said that she wanted the ticket stubs the most, and she could send all the haters out. I replied that I want to be the female boss who sells news the most. It doesn't matter if she is a little fat. It seems that the business hates making money, and it is not dangerous.
First of all, I personally don't like the performances here, the actors seem to be very fake, and they can't be motivated enough to even joke.
Second, in the words of the businessman, the story is on a big plate, but the funding is so low that it doesn't work well. The logic certainly doesn't stand up to scrutiny, and the imagination always seems to end at the beginning, a bit anticlimactic. I always feel that it is not enough to get into the play, so I am hastily.
However, as far as this topic is concerned, after reading the beginning, I really want to watch it all the way. When I have nothing to do, I will look at the miscellaneous things in my room, and I will also think about it. It looks like a comb, but in fact...
I am entertaining myself like this.
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