was originally a good theme: comrade + love + family + ghost + WWII spy.
The life experience of the male pig itself (both parents died, high pressure, emotional barriers) is a good line, as well as the emotional scene with the ghost writer, the emotional scene with the handsome guy downstairs, how to change from fear to cooperation to coexistence with ghosts. Friends, with the help of ghosts, I grew up and auditioned for acting. In the end, the main line helped the ghosts find their own home. Finally, Pig's feet also found their emotional home.
Originally, they were all materials that could be made into very interesting commercial films. It's a pity that the filming was very chaotic, adding a lot of messy clues, and the atmosphere of suspense and emotional scenes was very chaotic. Emotional processing and mobilization are not very good. The scene between the cousin and the doctor is inexplicable. After reading it, I felt like I went to a high-end western restaurant and ordered a luxurious meal, but the taste was just so-so and I didn't feel well.
It's a pity that ghosts don't have many scenes. It is also a pity that there is not much restoration of the scenes during World War II. Hollywood is still the best at this kind of suspense + love commercial.
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