It's a super cool movie. Except for the action scenes, the rest of the movie is basically dialogue. When talking with the robot leader, I can't help but think of our current human beings and our current society. First of all, the end of the world that Mr. Jin pursues, And the purpose of drinking twelve bars, even if it threatens his life, he still has to complete his pursuit, a pursuit that is meaningless to others, no matter what difficulties, and he will finish his last drink in the end, I was still blocked by my friend Chubby. During this process, I thought that I would play the game and play the ranking. Haha, the ranking is only a few stars away from the rank, and I will become the king. At this time, I will be the same as Mr. Jin. I will not give up until I achieve my goal. Although it is stupid, yes, it is stupid? cock/wtf, Mr. Jin seems to be with his friend robot when he was young? Continue his twelve The life of a glass of wine is like Chubby said, how do you know if you are drunk when you have never been sober?
When the film is more than halfway through, it feels so similar to our current society, as if we have been invaded
There is also a small place, there is a clip of Gary Kim walking on stools haha I actually saw the shadow of Jack Sparrow. Haha is as bohemian as Captain Jack, and also a jerk like Jack?
The difference between this film and blood and ice cream is that Fat Fat is a sober person this time? Thin Thin is a mental illness this time? The presentation of ice cream is also easy to overlook, and Fat Fat misses junk food at the end. When a piece of advertising paper flew over, it is also the most difficult to find ice cream in the trilogy?
I feel like the end of the world has more jokes than Zombie Sean. Fatty really saved the character in this show. The only person who found out that Pete was a robot, I thought Pete would definitely be wrong when he said he wanted to go to the toilet, come out After going to the toilet, it was the same as changing someone else, so obviously Lao Jin didn't see it... But that's right, after all, Lao Jin is mentally ill...?
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