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Magic Teacher movie review
Tyreek 2022-03-31 09:01:05
In fact, the whole movie is just a dream. The high-energy aliens go through a routine before destroying the earth. They need to choose a man from the earth with the magical ability that can make things happen. If this person does nothing good, he can decisively destroy the earth. destroy. So Neil (Simon Pegg), an obscure single middle school teacher, was chosen. Possessing the superpower to do anything he wants, Neil is almost omnipotent. He can get money, cars, beautiful women, and can learn any language immediately, and can make dogs speak, but these are the primary stages of superpowers. During the viewing of the movie, it seems that the audience can't help but wonder what I would do if I also had this superpower. However, the omnipotent Neil does not seem to be happy because he has superpowers. He wants to make the earth a better place: let global warming disappear, and there will no longer be unprovoked wars on the earth.... However, the earth does not Instead of getting better, Neil broke the ecological balance of the earth and made the earth worse. It takes a process to get better or worse, and it doesn't happen all at once. It's a good movie, and it's also suitable for children to watch, hahahaha.
Extended Reading
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[Dennis barks]
Neil Clarke: What are you talking about, Dennis?... Dennis, shut up, I can handle this!... Dennis, what are you talking about? Actually, that is a really good point, what are you talking about? Dennis, be able to speak!
Dennis: Biscuits!
Neil Clarke: What?
Dennis: Biscuits! For crying out loud, they're in the cupboard!
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Neil Clarke: I'm not going to give you a biscuit until you answer my question!
Dennis: Biscuits! Bread biscuits, black biscuits!
Neil Clarke: Is that all you think about?
Dennis: Nothing else matters! Biscuits, please!
Neil Clarke: Dennis, become a rational thinking creature!
Dennis: Look, I just can't concentrate on anything till I've had one of those biscuits! I know it's crazy, but that's how it is. I guess I'm kinda hooked on them. So please, give me just one biscuit, and I'll be able to think about something else!
Neil Clarke: That makes sense.
[goes to the cupboard]
Dennis: Oh, he's getting the biscuits! He's getting the biscuits!