Make a discussion, let it go, don’t toss, forget it

Curtis 2021-12-01 08:01:28

Sixty-point movies are as standard as textbooks.

Like a stunning beauty, standing on the top stage, with countless lenses locked, dressed in a pearly robes, and then began to perform eye exercises.

This inevitably makes the audience very entangled: you have to throw a rotten apple at her or scold her, she does have something to do with it. You have to boast sincerely, it's just embarrassing yourself.

The following contains spoilers:

1. The settings are really good! The opening is very eye-catching. ...And then I found that this is probably the best part.

2. This shark is too ruthless. It can move freely in the depths of 12,000 meters and in the shallow waters of Sanya. Do you know that you are such a model worker and the pressure unit Pascal?

3. Underwater special effects are okay, so consider changing to underwater sightseeing films.

4. I beg all the monster filmmakers. Don't fall in love. We are here to watch monsters in the theater, not to see the seven billion humans distributed on the earth. Li Bingbing looks pretty in the film. But I would rather watch her make harpoon gestures than watch her find a stepfather for her daughter.

5. Tucao with friends "Why do all the plots of'emergency emergence, everyone is helpless', will find a master who has retired for many days from the homeless or gambler or alcoholic. The key to impressing him is basically the ex-wife/ex-wife. Girlfriend/Former Companion..."

6. Rhythm advancement is quite problematic... Describe it as "Wow, good... Aha... (lightly puzzled atmosphere)... Scared?"

7. The biggest disaster in this film is caused by stupid humans. When the megalodon approached Sanya, and the arrogant helicopters filed out, I thought that the next second I would start to perform the air-sea joint hunting of giant beasts. They... collided... and... blew up the ship... You... did you put your brain on the breakfast plate when you went out and forgot to take it...? ? ?

8. The plot of Ajun's sacrifice is still a bit touched.

9. If the main plot is: After the megalodon rises, it attacks the base, and the base collapses. Everyone escapes by boat while evading the megalodon... Isn't it good? Why do you want to shoot like this, I don't understand.

10. I might prefer to watch a two-hour megalodon vs. deep-sea squid.

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Extended Reading
  • Holden 2021-12-01 08:01:28

    The director of Sanya Tourism Bureau has attached great importance to the box office trend of this film...

  • Lesly 2022-03-20 09:01:43

    The highest level of co-production.

The Meg quotes

  • Jack Morris: What is wrong with you?

    DJ: I can't swim.

    Jack Morris: No! Get out of here! Really?

    DJ: Don't pull that racist stuff on me.

    Jack Morris: Come on, man. Give me a break. I'm not being racist. You work literally, in the middle of the ocean.

    DJ: This wasn't part of the job description. None of this was part of the job description! They left that part out!

  • Jaxx: [to Dr. Zhang as he, Mac and Jonas depart the arriving helicopter] Sir, we've got a new problem.

    Jack Morris: It's your daughter.

    Jaxx: She took a glider to try and save them.

    Dr. Minway Zhang: Why did you let her go?

    Jaxx: Trust me, I didn't let her do anything.

    Jack Morris: I was sort of under the impression you're supposed to try to save people who are dying on the bottom of the ocean.

    Jonas Taylor: [to Mac] Who's he?

    Jack Morris: I'm the guy who paid for all this!

    Jonas Taylor: [Continues looking at Jack while walking ahead] Uh-huh.

    Jack Morris: [to Dr. Zhang and Jaxx] You know, he looks heroic and he walks fast, but he's kinda got a negative attitude.

    Jonas Taylor: What's the window?

    Jaxx: It'll be close.

    Jonas Taylor: Who are you?

    Jaxx: I'm the one that designed all this.

    Jonas Taylor: So, my life's in your hands?

    Jaxx: Pretty much.

    [Smiles]

    Jaxx: That a problem?

    Jonas Taylor: Nah. You look like you might actually know what you're doing.