Enjoy the deepest love in the most elegant French music in the world

If there are serious young people poking at the title and complaining about this absoluteness, then I can only retort with an innocent and regretful face with a surging heart of the Virgin Mary, "Oh my God, this can't be blamed on you..." Holding it like me I was in the mood to watch the adventure and archaeology drama. I walked into the cinema, but I saw miscellaneous and mixed adventures, like a poor man playing a family. Oh, and the most powerful legend and the most worth-seeing Sakura that was wiped by the radio and television scissors. With two red points, I had to try my best to dig out the director's original intention after being disappointed. In the movie world full of elegant single men, tall, short, fat, thin, round, and flat heroines or supporting actresses, Luc Besson smashed a line of "what is a base and a lily, and there are countless things to watch. "The bloody road, so we saw my sister cross the desert, the fire, the river, the sky and the earth, just to let my sister who had been suspended for five years regain her life. She spent five years with the deepest and most painful love, during these five years. Everyone here is passing by to make soy sauce, except for her favorite sister, her body and mind have been handed over to her, and of course it will continue to be handed over (if she is still alive). If this still doesn't make you feel the deep infatuation, it's just that the director didn't make her sister shed more tears.
In fact, if it wasn't for this period of time without a good movie, I wouldn't sit in the cinema and watch it honestly. There's still French self-mockery in the movie, and it does get the audience laughing several times. Yes, it's a lighthearted comedy movie, despite the bitter love hidden deep inside. But the music is good, the picture is good, the special effects are good, but the plot is not good. From the beginning to the end, it is like going through the upper, middle and lower reaches, and finally fell into dead water. To talk about the highlights, there are only the lovely mummies, especially the pharaohs at the end, who are elegant and playful, noble and compassionate, and not lustful, just like the Nile that has flowed for thousands of years.
If you accidentally or deliberately enter the theater, you must insist on at least the end-credits music, otherwise you will miss another highlight of the film. The director awkwardly put it at the end, who let that little episode reveal the wildness behind his grace. You see, the professional hunter was brought back by two chimpanzees for training, isn't it full of the beauty of harmony between man and nature? It's a pity that the director's love for nature was missed by at least four-fifths of the audience. As a motivated young man who loves harmony in the new era, he must not miss the beginning of the infinite possibilities with endless aftertastes.
As a good young man who should work hard and work overtime to the end at this moment, but slapped these characters with jealousy, I am too boring.

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