Seeing it for about twenty minutes, I was really bored and turned it off.
In the 20 minutes I have seen, almost every paragraph is aimed at teenagers, what are you riding a bicycle and chasing cars, what are you going to do with five or six big guys, what are you participating in hard training, a group of adult teammates like SB He has to find a way to get out of the predicament... It’s okay to be cool, like "Charles in the Thunder", it is actually a similar YY tone, but no matter how fake it is, the scene and rhythm still look like that. , So playing cool is very successful. "Wind" is so peaceful and stable, it is really nothing new, and the mentally retarded and flattered at a glance, it is suffocating.
Alex was in the garage with a few five-and-three rough adults, and was too lazy to find out who the action design was. Those two were completely nostalgic, reminiscent of "Little Ninja Heroes" and so on. I don't have the right to say whether teenagers like it or not. Anyway, as an adult, I think it's a hot meal, and the plot and handling are too naive.
Alas, but this kid who plays Alex is really good-looking, he is also called Alex Pettyfer, and his appearance is very recognized by the original author of the novel. In his temperament there is a youthful innocence but also a very classical calmness. This kind of style of a little English gentleman cannot be found in Hollywood. I have never been obsessed with blonde hair. For the first time, I found that some people's blonde hair reminds people of those beautiful boys who dumped the gods in Greek mythology.
Compared with Bjorn Andresen, who is called the world's most beautiful boy by gossips (but I always disagree) in "Break in Venice", Alex Pettyfer is a truly amazing beauty.
If I were the producer of Warner, I would ask him to dye his hair black and play the young Voldemort in the sixth part---the charm of Tom Riddle who fascinated most of the teachers and students at Hogwarts. Rowling was in the sixth part. Here, I don't hesitate to write about Tom's beauty. The most suitable thing is that Alex Pettyfer is a British child again! The actor who fully meets Rowling's requirements must be British!
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