Watching Shrek3, I am proud that I am familiar with so many old English songs

Let me talk about shamelessness or shamelessness. Thanks to gossip work related to film and television, I have a free movie viewing card. After going to the theater for 7 hours, I was still full and I didn’t know that the hungry guy complained hungrily: "4 Hong Kong movies, none of them are good-looking!" It was the worthless "Paradise Mouth" criticized by colleagues and friends. I got a little excited, at least the soundtrack is like Leon ("Once Upon a Time in America"), the setting is like Mendes ("Road of Destruction", the styling is like Melville ("The Lone Killer"), and the "King of the King" "It makes me think that Zhan Jiarui is nothing but Zheng Zhongji. He also knows the transition of self-deprecating performance, and I really can't stand this transition. As for "Nineteenth Floor" and "The Peaceful Lover", my God, I didn't fall asleep.

Four types Bad films wasted me 7 hours, and these 7 hours I could have completed a set of Soviet-Russian propaganda animations or a few "life films". You said, this is not clear and shameless, and I was born. Don’t you know the blessing in Fuzhong?

All the so-called "seeking for trouble" is just because the movie "Shrek 3" was drawn, and it was free to eat. What about the money? Fortunately, eat well, half price, and not comfort Eat it by yourself. The climaxes of "Shrek 3" subverting fairy tales made me laugh silly, especially the surging speech of the villain of the antagonist inciting fairy tale villains against fate. The Queen of Poisoned Apple was originally the most beautiful woman, and Pinocchio was originally The pillars, blame the damn Green and Andersen! And the four children of Fire Dragon and Nagging Donkey are also fun, and those little Shreks. In addition, I am proud of those old English songs that fully expose my age. I’m too familiar with those melodies, eels (their lead singer looks like me), Ramones, Qi Berlin airship... Lao Mai’s "Live And Let Die" is perfect for funerals. Bond was in the 1970s. It's useless ("Life and Death"), now it is used by the Frog King, and "The Cat in the Cradle", which I heard in a plate of heavy metal tenderness when I was in junior high school, and now I know the singer's name: Harry Chapin.

Cute monsters once eroded my American culture.

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