I have read a post before. My parents are both highly educated, highly educated and IQ people. After giving birth, they try their best to nurture them. However, the child does not show any special features, but is of exceptionally high quality.
Hitler's cultivation of high-quality talents is such a way of thinking, combining high-quality and high-IQ people to cultivate better next generations.
In the movie, a corpse is used as the opening, but the angle and the details of the part are deeply attracted...There is a kind of creepy beauty, and it also makes people want to pull the cocoon and continue to explore. Why did this corpse die? What kind of story is it...
I really like this kind of deadly and creepy scenes. Many suspense and reasoning films made by American directors like to use this technique, which has laid a good foundation for the plot. When will China be able to shoot such high-quality lenses?
I used to think that the French were romantic poets. I didn’t expect that after drawing on Hollywood’s methods, a successful suspense film was shot like this. Although the story still has many less rigorous aspects, it is more than the seven deadly sins. It's almost a foreshadowing, but it's a good film.
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