A storm is not a baptism. . . . .
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Thrilling, funny, cherish life
Andreanne 2022-03-26 09:01:09
I have watched 20 or 30 movies recently, and this is one of the three or four interesting ones (also includes Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles...), the whole movie, the story is relatively complete, because I haven't seen it. I have experienced a real tornado, so the effect of the tornado is still relatively new. The various sweeps and the powerful destructive power are still very shocking. One of the scenes: One of the protagonists of the story is making a video about "what it will be like in years to come", showing how those who lived through the storm felt before and how people feel after the storm.
A storm is not a baptism. . . . .
A storm is not a baptism. . . . .
Extended Reading
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Clemens 2022-04-20 09:02:01
The shooting method of the pseudo-documentary in the second half turned out to be a good dish for YouTube video rumors.
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Andy 2022-03-31 09:01:04
The tornado is so naughty, no matter where someone goes, it's like a follower, and it can't go away. I said that you are the wind, and you immediately became arrogant. The four little dragons are one, and you must admit that you are awesome.
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[first lines]
Boy 1: Hey, pass the bottle over.
Boy 2: A little busy back here, okay?
Girl 1: Yeah, we can see that, David.
Girl 2: Yeah, you can get un-busy.
Boy 2: Oh, come on, Marce. I mean, you know, we skipped graduation for this.
Girl 2: You are not graduating down there, David Brody.
Girl 1: Hey, you better not be filming us.
Boy 1: No, just checking my messages.
Girl 2: [electricity pops] What was that?
Girl 2: [electricity pops again] Did you see that?
Boy 1: What?
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Cheerleader: [eyes closed, fingers crossed] Please marry a rich guy. Please marry a rich guy. Please marry a rich guy.
Trey: Uh, we're rolling. So, what would you like to say to yourself in 25 years?
Cheerleader: That was it.