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Colt 2022-03-24 09:01:15

The subjective long shot on the tank is full of majestic momentum! At the end of the previous episode, Coba, who wanted to harm James Franco and was beaten away by Caesar, really held a grudge. In this episode, he avenged his personal revenge ~ Shakespearean drama conflict! Reminds you of works similar to or adapted from Shakespeare's plays such as King Lear, Ham Wright, Othello, The Lion King, The Banquet. The most touching part of the film is the scene where Caesar Fallen Leaves returns home to remember James Franco.

Loraine 2021-10-20 19:00:53

My University Coba is fully aware of the righteousness of "Ape and man do not stand apart, and the king's industry is not partial to peace", and insists on not cutting the land, not making compensation, not making peace, not paying tribute, and will not compromise until the end of the war. Helplessly confuse the king Caesar in slander, collaborating with the enemy and selling friends, betraying power and humiliating the country, Koba's bitter remonstrance was fruitless, so he rose up and punished the independent husband, set up Chen Ji, relieved the people, rejuvenated the righteous soldiers, and treated the barbarians fiercely. It's a pity that the heavens failed to fulfill their wishes, and the success failed. Alas, sigh and sigh.