Generally speaking, the film gives me a good feeling. The French films always have a unique feeling, French humor and French sensationalism. The friends who watched it together had a lot of tears, and saw Adela putting blush on her sister. There were also gorgeous tears in the place, and my nose was a little sore, and the rest was gone. I really liked the scene where the mummy was running around the Louvre at the end, and honestly, the pharaoh was so cute. By the way, Adela is definitely a royal sister, absolutely.
Leaving aside the plot, I personally think that the most important part of the film is the music. The fit between the music and the plot is perfect. The two parts of the piano and violin are unforgettable, and the humorous part uses what looks like a hedgehog. Sonic's music (friends said that it seems that the original appearance is not Sonic, and the specific place is also expected to be taught by experts). At the beginning of the chapter, the music of the flying pterodactyl lifted the spirits. Although I felt that the narration in the title part was a bit long-winded, but with the music, I immediately felt it was perfect. The music with a little atmosphere was matched with the pterodactyl Flying, impressive. As for Adela's affection for her sister, soft tunes slowly flowed out, as if those humorous tunes had nothing to do with it.
When I got to this point, I began to realize that I was really talking nonsense. I felt very good after reading it during the day. After I got home at night, I found that I didn’t know what to write about the cups, so I was confused. . . Overall, this is a French movie you can watch while chewing on popcorn, with a bit of French humor, a little sadness interspersed, and a little bit of suspense that is not suspenseful.
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