The movie I watched a long time ago, the impression is as follows. Under the background of unknown music, a gentle voice hummed an unknown language, and in the tune of the family looking forward to your return home, the wind was blowing and the wheat waves were low, the generals returned from battle, and the family waited for a long time. The ending and the beginning echo (in another sense).
But there is really, really, really no conspiracy in it!
If you want to see the male protagonist show his strength, physical strength, and heroism, you can get it.
I want to count on the character of the villain to be three-dimensional and plump, why would it become bad,
Want to count on the intrigue of the main story criss-crossed,
Want to expect female characters to be plump and not single (either coquettish and seductive; or a good wife and mother, doing housework, raising children; it turns out that ancient and modern Chinese and foreign views on women are so dichotomous and materialized.)
Then you want too much. . .
Last but not least, it was a good movie. . .
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