1. Is it because of the emotional score in the original book? Or because of someone?
2.1 years old, terminally ill, and struggling to walk, the old man killed 9 young people? Among them were generals, soldiers and other scumbags.
3. Even if there are 10 ants, they won't just wait to be slaughtered, right? Pretend to find clues about the murder of these people and respect the reasoning drama?
4. I won't say anything about reporting to a group, working in a team, etc. Anyone with a little brain can think of it, but it is automatically filtered for high scores.
5. Just say who did these things, don't say how, and don't consider what the audience thinks.
6. Is it necessary to give a high score if a film is labeled as a restoration of the original work, or is a reasoning power? Otherwise, others may say that you have no meaning. Actually this movie is really bad.
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