I have watched both "Dark Phoenix" and "Men in Black 3" recently, and I feel that the era of American blockbusters may really set the sun. Both films have common flaws, and the stories are very incomplete, especially in Dark Phoenix. The character's transformation is very blunt. You can't have any empathy for the heroine's anger, anger, emotion, and return. You are completely stunned by her. After watching the movie, I really want to beat the director, even good Without the rudimentary ability to tell a story or make the plot run smoothly, this really is the worst X-Men franchise ever. Like the Black Phoenix, Men in Black 3 doesn't have any description of the villain at all. I wonder what a bee is, but even in the painting of Brother Hammer fighting a bee on the wall, there is no description of a bee at all. Yes, I really don't like the kind of "talking and self-high" type of dialogue that is often used to talk about cross talk in blockbusters nowadays. This kind of deliberately large-scale self-deprecating and poisonous tongue-in-cheek lines is very annoying. Play, can you be more serious? Then there are these two movies, which have to bring in the stench of feminism. Really, I now think that many female stars abroad think that it is a very cool thing to label themselves as feminists. I'm shallow, but it's too much to say it's too much, and it's too much to cover up. It's not a slap in the face for real equality. Natalie Portman's "milk eggs are produced by hens and cows, not chickens and cows, so I don't eat milk and cows." The brainless voice of "egg is feminism" has already thrown five pounds of rotten eggs into the fetid feminist circle. In the dark phoenix, the Mystique played by the big cousin said: x man should be changed to x woman, man in black 3 li , The heroine who is not good-looking said: man in black, why not woman in black, when I heard these two lines, my expression was really: enough, enough, take a break. Can't you shoot a blockbuster without a urine spot? You have to catch up with this crappy street trend, and I feel bad for my movie ticket money.
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