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About Schmidt
Karson 2021-11-17 08:01:26
Helpless can be avoided, change starts from self
Caption: The reality of helplessness has a reason. The reason may lie in others, more likely in yourself. Changing what you can change, accepting what you cannot change, helplessness can be avoided.
After watching this movie, does anyone feel sad for Schmidt? After sighing, did he shook his head: Alas, life is like this. When he gets old, maybe he is not as good as him.
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K-PAX
Karson 2021-10-22 14:35:05
Ang Lee’s boy school may have borrowed from this movie
The Juvenile Pie and KPAX have a core point that is very similar, that is Telling a tragic story with a romantic way (telling a tragic story with a romantic way).
If you compare it, you can see that the tiger in the juvenile faction corresponds to the K-star. One is the animal nature in the mind of the Juvenile School, a creature derived from the instinct to survive. One is a K-star person born from a starry sky dream in his childhood after suffering a family tragedy. Both of these...
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About a Boy
Karson 2021-10-22 14:35:02
No one is an archipelago, who said it?
John Bonzui-it's easy. Yeah? But why do people always live in their own little world and not come out?
Between men and men, between men and women, between elders and juniors, between people, that's it. There are more than 6 billion people in the world, people come and go, we seem to be really islands, you live your life , I passed mine, yeah, just like when I am watching the British movie "About A Boy" and tearing down this... -
Snowpiercer
Karson 2021-10-20 17:45:37
In order to cope with the intensifying greenhouse effect, countries around the world launched the refrigerant code-named CW-7 in 2014, but who knew it pushed the earth into an abyss of extreme cold that would never be restored. Most humans died of cold and panic. Only a few thousands of people boarded the train developed by Wilford Industries and became the never-ending wanderers. With the help of the perpetual engine developed by Wilford and equipped with various complete facilities, this...
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Karson 2023-09-25 14:13:22
The action scenes are cleaner and neater than "Tekken", but the scene special effects and photography are like a low-profile version of "Tekken". The story is very old-fashioned, starting from "Romantic Fate" in the Chow Yun-Fat era to the recent "Tekken", basically It's a number of ways, but the branches and elements are different. Lewis Tan is better than the protagonist.
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Karson 2023-09-19 10:17:45
Netflix TV and movies really have to admire the Hollywood industry literacy to achieve this point. The whole movie is like a console game. It's a pity that the equipment that was airborne at the finale was a special government supply, but I never imagined that this civilian Stark really used the waste of the air raid shelter into a military factory.
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Karson 2023-09-15 05:27:49
The story is very mentally handicapped, but I still like watching chasing and playing in the snow, so I barely give it 3 points.
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Karson 2023-09-09 12:11:28
I agree with "no wonder the British think Americans are superficial". Those handsome guys and beauties selling rotten films obviously belong to Gao Shuaifu's singing and dancing, this is definitely a counterattack of Diaosi! Don't be so tortuous!
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Karson 2023-09-02 05:29:00
I thought it was the work of director Bob Fosse, but after reading the introduction, I found out that it was not. But what is even more surprising is that the snake dance was actually performed by Bob! I don't know if Michael Jackson copied him or he copied Michael Jackson
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Karson 2023-09-01 12:30:18
"Our knowledge makes us cynical, our intelligence makes us ruthless, we think too much and perceive too little, we need more humanity than machines, and more than intelligence, we need kindness and meekness."
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Karson 2023-08-27 16:10:34
The life of an awesome woman
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Karson 2023-08-16 02:47:54
I haven't seen the 90th edition and can't compare, but I only know that Anjelica Huston's unusual appearance at that time is a kind of cultural symbol. Comparing the interpretation given by Anne horizontally, it may not be that kind of horror, but more like an ambition to put on a dress and try to win the first place at the Halloween drag party - from the accent to the shape, there is no negligence. Octavia, which was added as a story update level, does not have much breakthrough in character compared to the past, and the gap between the two is obvious. The story and overall feeling are very close to the combination of "Ratatouille" + "Tick House" + "Hotel Elf". There are horrors beyond the appropriate age and unintentional family fun, and there are also visions that are not afraid of scale and the so-called "look and feel". The presentation...is funnier and older than expected, although the sometimes clumsy and insane design ends up being a joke. .
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Karson 2023-08-15 00:00:16
It has little to do with football, pure fan grievance
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Karson 2023-07-30 08:20:45
In contrast to Seven Days, Jackson's magic was used in the wrong place, smearing a murder case so sweetly.
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Karson 2023-07-29 14:23:09
Read the book first, then evaluate
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Karson 2023-07-13 08:16:45
It turned out to be from NichoIas Sparks, the god of dog blood. No wonder it has a similar taste, and it is a deep love sketch. Unfortunately, the male and female protagonists are not my favorite. Maybe I would prefer them all.
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Karson 2023-07-01 10:01:17
The significance of this documentary is extraordinary. There's too much to say, so come back and summarize
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Karson 2023-06-27 07:18:47
Rare film! The plot is smooth, the soundtrack is perfect, and it hurts a lot after watching it! ! Follow the director! !
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Karson 2023-06-17 01:31:22
I admit that my EQ and IQ are very low, and I can't figure out how to get so many five stars. I watched it for the first time 2 years ago and didn't have any impression. I watched it again today, and I couldn't bear it at 57 minutes. I can only reach the realm when I am a god. . . ! ! !
