Overall it is still good, with a strong sense of sight, both There are thrilling jungle battles, mutual help between people and animals, and a lover who will never let go...
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Stefan 2022-03-23 09:01:47
There is no perfect person and no perfect movie. We can only see the existence of beauty by discarding the dross and taking the essence. When those powerful adults are trying their best to get more wealth, Taishan is protecting animals. , it is precisely because of his different actions from those violent and cruel people that he called so many animals to help when he rescued his wife in the later part of the film...
Overall it is still good, with a strong sense of sight, both There are thrilling jungle battles, mutual help between people and animals, and a lover who will never let go...
Overall it is still good, with a strong sense of sight, both There are thrilling jungle battles, mutual help between people and animals, and a lover who will never let go...
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Wendy 2022-03-18 09:01:04
The narrative characters are all kinds of chaos. Why are they here again? I just want to watch a love story about growing up in the jungle and meeting the heroine, so I want to take revenge and kill when I come up. . . At least a good body doesn't give you enough, even a good intimacy scene is followed by the dawn of the next day. Is this a Thai drama? The villain played by Christoph Waltz is superficial and superficial. It's blinding in vain. Amazing in Inglourious Basterds
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Juliana 2022-03-21 09:01:47
Obviously the face of a vampire has to play Mount Tai. pretentious
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Leon Rom: [about chief Mbonga's vengeance] What did Tarzan do?
Jane Porter: He killed his only son.
Leon Rom: Oh.
Jane Porter: Mm. And get ready, because that is nothing compare to what he will do to you.
Leon Rom: Your husband's wildness disturbs me more than I can easily express. Whereas your spirit...
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Title Card: At the Berlin conference of 1884 the world's colonial powers took it upon themselves to divide up the African Congo. King Leopold of Belgium claimed the vast Congo basin, rich in ivory and minerals. Five years later he had run up hige debts in his ambition to exploit his new colony. Desperate for funds and running out of money to pay his army, he sent his most trusted servant, Leon Rom, to the Congo to source the legendary diamonds of Opar.