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Alternative San Francisco Travel & Sightseeing Guide
Pearl 2022-03-18 09:01:03
Hollywood blockbusters are getting rougher. There is already a ready-made model for characterization, whether it is a divorced father or a single-parent child, almost all faces are familiar. The plot routine is more arrogant, and all the logical loopholes have to give way to a wonderful and smooth plot. The protagonist is always rescued at the most urgent moment, and the scary and thrilling scenes often always serve as a backdrop for the undead protagonist. So, in the end, the only thing worth seeing is the 3D special effects scene. After all, in a hot summer, spending dozens of dollars to sit in the cinema for two hours, sensory stimulation is the most important thing. Many audiences have this idea, which is understandable. But the big screen is always full of cookie-cutter blockbusters, and there will always be times when people get bored, right?
Extended Reading
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Lawrence Hayes: OK, who wants an "A" in independent study? I'm starting a new class: "how to save lives by hacking media outlets".
Stoner: Hell yeah man, I'm in.
Lawrence Hayes: Sweet bro. Get your laptop, let's go.
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Ben Taylor: [to Blake that trap inside of a vehicle] There's not a chance in hell we're leaving you in there.