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Hollis 2022-04-19 09:01:23
Looking at the introduction, this should be a second-rate film. I originally thought it was a magical follow-up film that found cameos by Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert Delle Lulai. After the first fifteen minutes of stunts, it began to be mediocre. But it gave me too many surprises. The clichéd plot made this second-rate embryo have many bright spots because of the careful production. First of all, there are many excellent supporting roles, and every segment in the film is pleasing to the eye because of these big supporting roles. The second is the plot. Although the audience has guessed the general direction, there are still surprises in the way of interpretation. Such a commercial film will leave a discerning moviegoer speechless, and no one will ignore the sincerity of the production.
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Houston 2022-03-22 09:01:17
Everyone can live forever because of the star in life. Between Scotland (they can be Scotland anywhere) and the magical world, there is only a low wall, a gap. Witches will kill unscrupulously for the sake of youth, what a star can do? ——It shine! ~
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Ara 2022-03-22 09:01:17
In order to facilitate the filming of the plot changes are understandable, but as a film that is very similar to Harry Potter's settings, the special effects of Magic and the like are too damn good, not to mention all the female characters appear to be older than the original 20 The vicissitudes of life around the age of, the director, are you a mature woman in charge?
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Primus: [pointing at his penis] They say it's the biggest in all the kingdom.
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Captain Shakespeare: I'm taking the girl to my cabin, and mark my words anyone who disturbs me for the next few hours will get the same treatment.
Skinny Pirate: What? You'll...
Captain Shakespeare: No, you idiot. I'll sling you over the side as well!