But as far as the effect this film presents to me, I believe that it should be able to perform better in the original setting. In fact, it should be better for me to at least be able to understand and rationalize as much as possible, rather than a vague and hazy concept of a story.
The most exciting part of this film, I think, should be the "Battle for the Throne" of the Great Pyrenees, which really moved me. It has the potential of a determined film, and it should be said to be the finishing touch of the whole film. Although this paragraph is very exciting, it cannot hide the fact that the whole film is "not quite". Probably because of the novel, the story line is complicated.
The so-called "story content" is not empty, but some "flowing" narratives are not very clear, and they really don't resonate too much.
In the last "chaotic war" in which children escaped, I believe the director wanted to touch us, but it gave me the feeling of massacring the "church army". . It's a bit of a failure. . . .
The overall feeling of the film is average, and the appearance of the big bear can still be watched. . So give it 3 stars.
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