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a bit silly
Myrtis 2022-04-19 09:01:20
Is it because it was taken by John Woo? It feels like a heroic theme movie. At the beginning of the rock climbing, the strong figure, and the heroine's face when racing, Tom's fluttering hair (I really want to know if there are manufacturers looking for him to shoot shampoo advertisements), the heroine's charming eyes, and the elegant white dove , Xiaoqiang, who can't be killed, really sucks. And the part about holding a motorcycle to block bullets, did you learn it from Qiao Feng in Tianlong Babu, but people use horses after all.
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Elenora 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Samsung. I was curious about the inner pigeon that appeared in the movie, who raised it? As expected, Director Wu will release pigeons in every movie. . . Liangtang’s hair is worth mentioning. No matter how you beat it or throw it, or how it’s blood-stained, the inner hair is as smooth as ever, and it will float. Is it possible to use Rejoice?
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Alyson 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Screening at the Beijing Film Festival. Probably the worst in the series. Very John Woo's movie, very unlikely to be a sequel to Mission: Impossible. You won't find anything to do with this collection other than the occasional tune and heavy use of face masks. Car chases and action scenes are really that kind of thing, but it's weird here. And after the climax in the second half, although it was enjoyable, it became more and more bloody. I love the heroine~
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Ethan Hunt: [to Luther, using an ear piece radio, while riding on his motorcycle as his being pursued by Sean and his men] Clear the bridge for me.
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[on a beach, near the shore, Ethan slowly walks towards Ambrose with a knife]
Sean Ambrose: Go ahead, Hunt. Use it. It's not a bad way to go. A lot better than the way that bitch is going to die.
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