The first feeling is that it is a love story that takes place on an alien planet, or the kind that is too vulgar to save the beauty by a hero.
Second, the propaganda is about battlefields and battlefields, but the fighting scenes are not grand, not spectacular, and not shocking at all. I still remember that when the male protagonist singled out the new patriarch, it took so long to lay the groundwork, and he thought that there would be a lot of fighting, but as soon as he flew, he cut across the board. It makes me think that this patriarch really doesn't know how to get along.
Third, although it is on an alien planet, is it necessary to set such a big difference between races! Is it so big! There are still rifles, swords, and thatched huts here, and there are spaceships and lasers over there. It's amazing.
Most importantly, there was a family of three sitting next door, and the children kept asking their parents "quietly" in a voice that could be heard all over the hall. Completely quiet viewing.
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