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On the bad movie Warrior's Gate
Shaun 2022-04-19 09:03:08
Pan Jinlian didn't want to watch it that day, but when I saw the actor group of Warriors Gate, I thought it was pretty good, so I went to watch it. The result is embarrassing cancer! The whole film is nondescript and messy! Chinese princesses and guards can speak English, which is amazing! The IQ of that big boss's subordinate is too impatient, and the point of "kill him" appeared three times, which is not funny at all. And this BOSS is like the BOSS in all similar movies. If you catch someone, you have to pick the time to kill them, but they are rescued. If there is such a BOSS in China, can you still kill the emperor? Be a bandit at most, or the one that will be wiped out soon. This princess finally became the emperor, doesn't the director know that there is only one Wu Zetian in China? That Zhao Youting's bodyguard didn't even know what to say, and finally danced modern dance, it was radio gymnastics! Then Ni Ni looked obviously bigger than the protagonist, and the sibling relationship was too contradictory. I thought Ni Ni was in love with Zhao Youting! The only bright spot is that Ni Ni's dance fight in the mall is the best in modern society, combining martial arts and hip-hop.
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Enter the Warriors Gate quotes
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Zhoo: [putting his sword to Jack's throat] Anyone who touches the Princess dies. That is the rule.
Jack: No exceptions?
Zhoo: There is no point in having a rule if you have an exception.
Jack: Some... times... it's good to be a little flexible.
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Su Lin: I'm hungry, Jack. Bring me swallow nest soup, mmm, roasted snail - the big kind - oh, and duck tongues in a hot chili sauce. Mm-hm.
Zhoo: I'll see what I can do.
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