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Copy version of Stephen Chow
Serenity 2022-03-24 09:03:54
Seeing the youngest son played by Xu Jiao, he is simply a reduced version of Stephen Chow. I don't know who is the director, who is the producer, and who is the screenwriter. Basically, this movie is about Stephen Chow's classic expressions, actions, plots, whatever, everything. Copy it once, in fact, Zhou Xingchi's comedy felt that it had reached a bottleneck at that time. Several of the next films did not have various new meaningless stalks in the early days, but kept copying and pasting, and could not see any new ideas. Visual feeling is a little tired. Those days of hilarious belly laughs seem to be gone forever.
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Eldora 2022-03-25 09:01:23
I can't stand it at all, it's a cliché
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Adeline 2022-03-30 09:01:11
One of my favorite Stephen Chow movies after the new century may have moved audiences like me more than kung fu for ten years. It should be taken out of the category of bad movies. It should be at least 7.6 points, not 6.6 points. .
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[last lines]
Dicky: I'm so lucky to have you, CJ7. Every day while you sleep, I close my eyes and count to three, hoping that when I look again, you'll wake. I so much want you back. Where are you, CJ7? One, two, three...
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Dicky: Miss Yuen, bitterness, like the sea, is boundless.