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Maximillian 2022-03-26 09:01:05
This story seems a bit pediatric, and the adaptation is very different from the original. In the end, the princess and the frog prince lived happily together. The routine of the film is really too old. After watching it, I basically guessed the ending. It is suitable for elementary school students to watch... Isn't it the giant of the hit attack recently? The shape of this giant still feels a little bit, especially the general in it is said to be from Mongolia. In the original version, the two-headed giant is the symbol of the Roman legion, which has connotations and involves the mighty history of mankind. It's a pity that this is also a pass, and the styling design is just a little reference, and it has nothing to do with the plot. The aura of the protagonist is still too obvious. The male lead escapes from various dangers and kills giants... Wait, was it killed from the back of the neck? Well, is this a tribute?
Extended Reading
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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.
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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?