I don't know what I'm going to say.
I just wanted to make a strong recommendation for this review.
What you said is right, a good film, for a poor person like me, does not need technical assessment, acts as a textualist... It does not need anything, the key is that I feel very comfortable.
Yes, it's very comfortable,
I'm so happy when I see the magical toys in that room, I love those toys so much, I can't express it in words, I want to be a daughter for the rest of my life, I can be with these toys for the rest of my life, and Happy as heaven.
A lot of inspirational words touched me. In a hazy state, I haven't figured it out yet, but I have vaguely broken through the status quo.
Yes, I'm simple, I'm in a terrible state, I need this, I need this.
I need these to affirm myself.
These things give me the confidence to face who I really am.
Yes, with confidence, that's what I mean.
I've been so bad because I've destroyed and denied myself and can't find a thing to re-establish.
I shed tears several times, but I actually cried under such a plot, crying like a grandfather with his mouth pouted, firmly believing that I can do it.
I can continue to be more like myself, nothing~ great.
very good.
I'm here by myself, I don't need to leave.
No need to leave.
A movie that will last forever.
Also, Taurus's possessiveness continues to flare up---well, I really want a toy store like this.
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