From the sludge of the Mississippi River to Nicholas Cage’s JOE, the protagonist boy is becoming more and more in the direction of being disabled. Although the subject matter of this film is different, it can be seen that Sheldan’s performance spirit is gradually losing, just like today. Nor can I see the big cousin Lawrence having such a brilliant performance as in "Winter Bones". Let us first believe that it is the type of film, not the hormones that are strong in puberty, that cause this.
Films of the same zombie comedy genre still have a big gap compared with the previous years of "Zombie Land" in terms of the starring acting, the script and the black humor in the middle, and so on. Compared with his predecessors, Shelton really looks like a boy scout, facing the natural zombie murderer Woody Harrison, the strength of the aura is at a glance.
The performance of Doubi's partner is more brilliant. This type of role is actually the most difficult to play, creating a DICK that everyone hates in the film, the lower limit of various IQ and EQ shows. Although there are hard-working and qualified performances, compared with the hard lines in "American Pie," Barney in "How I Met Your Mother" and the Jewish little GEEK in "The Big Bang Theory", I hope to catch up while looking forward to it.
Finally speaking of the fat man, the performance can almost be ignored, but it is very important in the film. Although he is often pitted by the brothers, he is the most intelligent and the one with the strongest hands-on ability.
The two heroines are young and beautiful. Needless to say, the bar girl Sarah Maruku Lane is one year older than me. No wonder I can’t bear to push down the little fresh meat that is close to my lips. She will be extremely calm when she comes out. Needless to say, driving a motorcycle is a character who steps on the halo to release skills as soon as he enters the field.
Finally, I want to ask: Are you not worried about the whereabouts of your parents????????????
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