Could the foreplay be shorter?

Krystina 2022-04-22 07:01:03

On one side is the precocious and caring little loli, and on the other side is the fat and depressed strange slut. Wei Shu protects the little loli, and the little loli influences the strange Shu... It was originally a beautiful story, until one day, the little loli was kidnapped. Shu Shu was very angry, and the consequences were serious - because Shu Shu was angry.

Man on Fire, you can understand it as a man on fire, a man on a fire, a man on fire, or a man on fire... In short, Shu Mi is out of anger, so people block Murder, the Buddha blocks and kills the Buddha.

The plot is good, but the foreplay is really long, and it has been paving the way for the relationship between the little loli and the strange mistress for more than an hour.

Wei Shu's partner said that he is proficient in the art of death, but I think that Shu Shu is the most proficient in the art of death...

There was a suspected disaster movie before that was actually an action movie called "Hurricane Rescue/Taken", which is also a similar plot, but The protagonist is the father of a girl who is about to bid farewell to the loli era (the title of the film is more appropriate, Father on Fire, I think). In contrast, this film is much more fierce than the man who got angry. But think about it: there is no need for foreplay between father and daughter.

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Extended Reading
  • Lamont 2021-10-20 19:01:44

    The script is actually quite vulgar, one after another, and finally reversal of the plot to make a gimmick. The film’s success can be attributed to the following three points: Fanning’s cuteness in the first half; Washington’s ruthlessness in the second half; and the high efficiency of Koster’s entire film, which makes the amount of information super large but does not burden the audience. The editing is fast as if dancing to the beat of the music.

  • Jasper 2021-10-20 19:01:43

    Creasy's Art Is Death

Man on Fire quotes

  • Pita: [while doing her homework in her room] Do you have a girlfriend, Creasy?

    Creasy: What?

    Pita: Do you have a girlfriend?

    Creasy: No. What kind of question is that, anyway? You're supposed to be studying history, okay?

    Pita: It is history... Creasy history.

    Creasy: No, that's ancient history.

  • Lisa: You read the Bible Mr. Creasy?

    Creasy: [in his room] Yeah, sometimes.

    Lisa: Does it help?

    Creasy: Yeah, sometimes