Coincidentally, I just received a live painting of bruce dern, the old villain~ The uncle seems to be undiminished, and the little beauty came to give my uncle a smile~ Huh! It's a rare (non-haunted) movie with a big southeast setting. . Shit green big swamp, a dead silence but home sweet home. (No mosquitoes would be very sci-fi) I just want to tell a modern (?) fairy tale, adventures and adventures on the castle road, and it is understandable not to focus on creating characters. All the main characters are relatively simple, but they are not facialized, but they are not expanded within the space. The real money was spent, and there were no waste scenes to be found. It can be seen that some trade-offs were made to ensure the overall rhythm and atmosphere, and the scenes assigned to each character were precise and stingy. The overall viewing experience is the best recently, and the quality is one aspect. Of course, the characteristics of this type of film make people feel warm. There is no need to expect too much from the story, and the climax is just a ripple. Special medicine for healing (full effect), naturally you can't eat more. It feels like I'm half-dead to find out and watch, like this movie (and all such movies), after the storm, it's time for a new life. Slightly surprised by Shia's acting skills again.
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