I just watched it in the cinema tonight. If I rate it, the movie itself will be three-and-a-half stars, and a half-star will be added to the female protagonist's narrative.
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In fact, the story line itself is very routine. An ordinary person, experiencing the shadow of life, becomes depressed and world-weary. In an unexpected event, he completes his mission with a tenacious will and walks out of the shadow to become a hero.
The simple theme of Hollywood hero/action/story, but the protagonist is replaced by a female, the viewing experience is still silky smooth. Of course, we need film and television dramas that focus on women’s lives and thoughts; but we also need women who do not embody femininity and can become protagonists in any subject matter.
The forest fire special effects are very, very good and very real. (Correction: The comment reminds that the fire is a real shot)
Julie is very good-looking, but I think it's a bit too good-looking. How could a forest firefighter wear no makeup on his face when his clothes were tattered and dirty!
Xiao Nizi is also very good-looking, he seems to have found a very suitable way to play: a killer with a bad brain (not
Another thing I like more is that the movie has a very good rhythm. It should be tense, relaxed, and not abrupt and very restrained.
Anyway, you can watch it for dates, gatherings with friends, and passing the time.
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To be a digression, this movie tonight is actually our team built to watch the movie theater. The theater said that there are four newest movies to choose from. We chose this after watching the four trailers, because only this protagonist is a woman, and because our team are all women.
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