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Lying is not guilty
Crystel 2021-11-27 08:01:20
The hero of the ghost town, I don't know why the Ben Five Uncle is always branded as an overweight comrade-although it seems that he has never played such a role. It seems that too long eyelashes can easily make a wrong impression. In the past, I would find this movie very relaxed, secretly mocking this absurd world. It seems sad now. Just like demolitions in avatar, the first lie in this world where there is no lie is a hidden cup. However, through this movie, I understand an immutable truth that most men still like women with big breasts and no brains... Anyway, I don’t see how good the heroine is, even though the movie uses 40s to tell the hero’s opinion The protagonist's strengths are still far-fetched~ Then the reason why the full-time hero can win is not because he is good enough, but because his opponent is too bad. This is the least exciting situation in the opponent scene... The retro atmosphere revealed in the whole movie makes people want to take a deep breath of the smell of mothballs-of course, it may be a bad smell for some people.
Extended Reading
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Richard Bellison: [surprised by the homeowner during a burglary] What are you doing here? It's Monday at noon. You're not supposed to be home now!
Man at the Door: If you must know, I'm incredibly stressed at work, I've come home early, I'm having a bit of me-time. More importantly, what are you doing?
Richard Bellison: Well, I was gonna rob your house.
Man at the Door: I don't like that idea. Not a fan of that at all.
Richard Bellison: I'm not gonna do it now, because you're in.
Man at the Door: Do you know what's gonna happen? I'm gonna call the police, you're gonna be arrested.
Richard Bellison: Well, I'm just gonna leave, and you don't know my name.
Man at the Door: What is your name?
Richard Bellison: Richard Bellison.
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Anna's Mother: Man In The Sky forbid!