in terms of actors, The literate Hugh Jackman is an impeccable hero, with the Eastwood and Gregory Peck feel to it; Nicole's role as an English lady is no problem, but my favorite It is the part where she tells stories and sings to the little boy that shows her comedic talent, which is kind and natural; the mixed-race boy played by Brandon Walters can be said to be the key character throughout the whole film. Very spiritual, but at the end of the film his choice of belonging is confusing. Isn't advocating racial integration one of the themes of this film?
On top of that, several plot twists were sloppy, which certainly diminished the depth of the characters and story. But on the whole, the narrative is still very smooth, and there is no sense of verbosity as some media say, the typical hero and beauty model, suitable for family viewing, and it is very wise to be released in China during the Spring Festival!
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