about the title of the movie

Christine 2022-03-25 09:01:08

I just watched the movie Jack the Giant Catcher, and my impression is that the person who named this movie is a headliner!
This is Jack and the Beanstalk, it's just copying a fairy tale, it's like naming a movie "7 rough miners surrounding a young girl's corpse" and the content of the movie is the nature of Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs No difference!
This movie is nothing, it's just an ordinary family-style popcorn movie, but I have to complain about the person who named this movie, it's pure and pure headline party!
It's just to control the giant with a crown. Where did you catch it? Where did you get it? Where is the catcher?

I originally thought that the content of the movie was that Jack's protagonist's halo exploded, and then he had some kind of anti-sky ability, and then he would fight the giant to death, then kill all the giants, and then HAPPY ENDING. In this way, relying on the crown to drive the giant back to his hometown" and then he was inexplicably happy to be a father. After telling the story of lying to the children again with the two little cubs, he inexplicably traveled back to the modern age, and then inexplicably ENDING, I really don't know what I'm doing Stuff...
The only value of this movie is that it made me discover a good slot that I could spit too

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Extended Reading
  • Abe 2022-03-31 09:01:03

    It's not easy to make an episode and it's not easy to start over where it feels like it's almost over. It's a good story. I loved the magic beans when I was a kid.

  • Abe 2022-04-23 07:01:54

    The male protagonist is quite handsome but has a big head. The female princess looks like the farmer's daughter. The story has no climax. The plot of getting the crown is the king is a bit bloody. The giant's crown is too small

Jack the Giant Slayer quotes

  • King Brahmwell: [as Jack returns Isabelle home safely] As a king, I can reward you with many things. As a father, I can never reward you enough.

  • Uncle: [p.o.'d at his nephew for the 'goods' received in trade for his horse] ... I don't ask for much... In return for all those years I put food in your belly; clothes on your back; a roof over your head... So what do I have to show for it?... Beans!

    Jack: I'll, I'll take them to The Abbey tomorrow and we'll tell the monks what happened!

    Uncle: You believe that story?

    Jack: I mean, he was a monk!

    Uncle: -Cuz he wore a robe... funny haircut?