Let's talk about this movie! Except the princess looks good, there is actually nothing to watch. The male pig's foot is the pig's foot in "Warm Corpse". It seems that Hollywood is going to push him again. There are very few people who can let Brother Tom, who is running five, take a break. Hollywood is about to get a new look!
The plot is very bloody, it turns out that the British Holy Crown is like this (no spoilers). In fact, Jack is not as powerful as David. David cut off the giant's head with his dexterity face to face, while Jack in the play was completely coincidental, coincidence and coincidence, and killed three giants. In the end, he put on the crown again and succumbed to the giant. In fact, I think I should add more, that is, how the old king completely surrendered to the giants and made them surrender to him forever, which is rarely introduced in the play.
However, apart from these, there are still many things to watch. For example, the king gave up the responsibility of being a father, just to safeguard the rights of the king, love is boundless! There is also true love without boundaries, the love between the princess and the farm boy. And trust and betrayal between humans! It all jumps out of it and makes people associate it!
In fact, are there really giants? What kind of relationship do they have with people? It's really like in the play, living in the sky (of course it's impossible, otherwise we would have discovered it long ago). Or as some books say, living underground. I think that giants should have existed, but they may not exist now. If there is a record in the history books, then they will not be fabricated out of thin air. They may have lived in ancient times. It may also be the ancestor or branch of human beings. When thousands of years ago, the world was chaotic, and the species were all shoddy, and the giants were just as rough and clumsy, but as time passed, the species began to change. To fine development, so the giant was eliminated!
These are just my fantasies! Whee
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