The second time aftertaste is still good. I found that there are two extremes in classic old movies. One is to rely on the addition of previous memories to create a good movie in memory. In fact, it is just that the memory has tampered with the facts. I really watched it again. The effect of the movie is generally spicy. Chicken camp. (For example, when I was young, I thought it was great, but when I grew up, I just watched it again. How could this be? I don’t think this is the case? It’s actually the result of memory modification and beautification.) One is that the screenwriter is extremely good, and I don’t even watch it anytime. A good film that will be outdated is an excellent camp that is of high quality and can stand the test of time. (Dramatic films and sci-fi movies are the main ones, and there are also many movies that do not rely on special effects and have a compact plot.) Back to the future, it obviously belongs to the latter. Is it because the taste of watching movies has become less and less popular? No, it's because the film is getting worse and worse. After learning about the compactness of the story and the atmosphere of creating a sense of tension and novelty, it is really going to regress after watching bad movies. Slowly, slowly
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