The seventh episode is pretty good, just say a few words and count yourself as addicted to it again.
The British discrimination against Mao Zi is really...not ordinary, his girlfriend said to the high-end outstanding young Mao-Americans with contempt, "Your tone is correct, and you have done some civilized things, but you are you (you're you) who you're)." I remember a few episodes ago, my family said, once a Russian, always a Russian. Not to mention that the Guardian has long misspelled the names of several major characters in it ( Anyway, what's the point)
This kind of discrimination is openly and unabashedly used in hit dramas. The target needs to be changed to another ethnic group, either singing the national anthem or protesting against milk skating and demanding a public apology. If another ethnic group is required, it may be a human bomb or a jeep rushing. curb teeth.
The second sigh is that the Russian actor played the father is very good, as soon as he appeared, there would be a scene immediately, but unfortunately he is not the protagonist. Character creation is the first weakness of this film. The audience doesn't care about the life and death, joys and sorrows of everyone (except Dad), but a good actor is a good actor. They know that they are shooting fast food, and the characters are shot to death or taken. He came to cheat and come out of the closet to play tricks to kill people, but he didn't want to get hurt. He ignored this set. He put a bottle of mineral water with vodka in the pocket of a soft and low-key suit, and raised his eyebrows and eyes. The play, starring Norton The little brother can't get out half of his muscles even if he runs out of muscles. He gave the hit fast food drama a taste of Russian art film.
The third is the old Israeli man. Whether it’s a faceless smile, that goatee, or that he was devastated by playing with little fresh meat, he immediately turned over without a trace of shame. All reminded me of a famous second-generation Weibo big V American capitalist. It's just a thin one and a chubby one, but it's too faceless and skinless.
And, continue Hei Maozi, "salutation" to Puda. Hei Boss is shirtless chopping firewood for the fireplace on a farm in suburban Moscow, basically a replica of Pu Da's tanning muscles on social media. Strong and ferocious, it's definitely not right to say that he has a poor stature, but there is no aesthetic sense, only evil, fierce, and bad.
Finally, 100 points should be given to the interior decoration, if you can give extra points, add another 100 points. So beautiful, not a room is a failure, not a single room! (Go back and break it one by one and say it)
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