What’s interesting is that whenever we express our incomprehensibility for the pig teammates’ cheating behavior, the director and screenwriter use extremely clever reversals to surprise us, and finally understand that the pig teammates turned out to be a well-intentioned god assist. This is the beauty of watching movies. Experience one.
It is praised that the villain no longer uses the IQ below the sea level to prove the existence of the protagonist's halo, and no longer uses babbles to prove the theorem that "the villain dies by talking too much". The villain's uncle is tough, bold, cruel, and agile. This is the second wonderful experience of watching movies. However, the only fatal lack of clicks for the villain is being too arrogant, always blindly concluding that he has control of the overall situation, and never earnestly verifying whether what he has obtained is what he really wants.
The ability to make girls is the third highlight of the film. This method opens up a new era of girls. Even without the watch, single dogs should be able to think of how to apply "subliminal image confusion" well. If you can't think of it, then. . . . . . You deserve to be single.
Finally, I vomit a few small logic bugs that I think:
1. (Under the guidance of the barrage at station b) At the end of the film, the brother shot the younger brother, the gun was shot, and the bullet was shot out. The younger brother's time stopped, moved his elder brother to the position where he lay down, walked away by himself, time was running, the gunshots sounded, and the elder brother took the dog. Another gunshot for Mao? Did my brother feel too painful after the bullet he fired himself, and he hooked his hand tightly?
2. At the end of the film, the mother calls the hero's name "Muni". The protagonist's father and mother are still alive, why is he still called "Muni"? I think "Mani" should be the name Ma Shaji gave to him after he decided to raise him. His father probably didn't have time to tell Ma Shaji the name of my son when he was on the train.
3. The male protagonist said that only the uncle knew which day he was going to wear back 26 years ago. No, horses and chickens also know it. She changed all her life because of that day, how could she forget. Even if she forgot, his family should remember it.
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