It's a pity that a lot of kids will see this movie. In terms of grading, it should be at least r-rated.
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The cruel obscenity of the bear child
Leslie 2022-11-26 13:32:38
When I was in Kung Fu and Journey to the West, I only had a vague feeling, but now I seem to be able to express this feeling clearly. I feel that Zhou Xingchi has a child who will never grow up, feels that he has been wronged and unfair children all over the world, and feels that a certain part of his heart always harbors unreconcilable anger towards the world. This grievance is not directed against a certain class, but against everyone, and no one will be spared. There is no normal emotional development behind any one person in the whole movie, not even the main character who deserves sympathy. This is not a fairy tale, this is the cruel and vindictive lust for the world by a bear child who cannot understand others.
It's a pity that a lot of kids will see this movie. In terms of grading, it should be at least r-rated.
It's a pity that a lot of kids will see this movie. In terms of grading, it should be at least r-rated.
Extended Reading
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Uncle Rich: [speaking to Liu Xuan] Your self-immolation will illuminate us!
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Mermaid: [Speaking to Shan] Very flat chested. Like they were run over by a steamroller.
Shan: [soft fake laugh] Thank you.