However, in the last 5 minutes, every sentence was struck hard in my heart: this may be because it was so light in the first 100 minutes of the movie, so light that you feel that you can’t catch anything, and at that time, anything hits it. It was a fatal blow, and he hammered hammer after hammer, without mercy, even in such a plain tone, until the last second, he did not let you go, so that you could not breathe. Humanity, love, wealth, and a lost world.
It's been a long time since there hasn't been a movie that has completely defeated me like this. It is not at all to tell you a story, or that the inside of the story is so empty and absurd.
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