The advantage of not reading movie magazines in the future is that I don't know anything about the content of the movie, and every scene is unfamiliar and full of expectations. The original World War II scenes even made me wonder if the wrong film was included.
There are a lot of shadows of "Lord of the Rings" in it. Regardless of the story or the picture, it is said that the first two authors had discussed it together, and there was a certain insinuation of Hitler in World War II.
It's pretty good in every way. But to be honest, it's hard to expect any great shock after watching "Lord of the Rings", with the jade in front. I have always liked the way of telling stories without hurries. Although there are a lot of content to be expressed, although it is very complicated, it is still steady and steady. Only in this way can I show the atmosphere, otherwise I can only mess around. So Narnia still likes it, knowing the complete magical story. If it is released, I will want to go to the cinema to see it again.
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