“The fall of XX” came out again. This time it was the earth that will be destroyed. Unfortunately, it was too bad and Captain America almost acted. “

American actor Gerald Butler’s “XX Fall” can be said to be a brand. This series of movies includes “Olympus Fall”, “London Fall”, “Angel Fall”, if it includes OEM” The “Felling” “Ice Sea Has Fallen” and even “Global Storm” have become the famous work of Gerald Butler, the iron man who broke out of “300 Spartan”. […]

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SOUL

In 2018, the journey to dream won the best animated feature film at the Academy Awards and the Golden Globe Awards. Little boy MIG’s persistence in music and grandmother Coco’s longing for his father moved everyone. Now I think it’s still moving. That sentence “death is not the end, forgetting is” taught how many people […]

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The Kominsky Method

Since its debut, Netflix has shown a different temperament from other families. It often releases complete episodes in one go. Compared with the one-episode model of a week, it is not too cool to catch up. Moreover, Netflix often produces some dramas that will make your eyes shine. This is the one recommended today! The […]

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7 Up

There is a similar proverb in the United Kingdom: “Give me a child until he is seven, and I will give you the man.” These two sentences contain the same truth: a person’s birth and growth environment usually determine the person’s life Towards. However, is this really the case?   In order to verify the […]

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“MANK”:David finch has finally made “Mank” a reality. After 30 years of crazy obsession, “Mank” will be launched on Netflix on December 4

“Mank” tells the exciting story of a talented but troubled artist behind the movie “Citizen Kane”. It is not about the story of Orson Wells, the director of “Citizen Kane”, the greatest movie ever. , But revolved around an alcoholic writer-Herman J. Mankiewicz. Mankiewicz is actually behind the revolutionary non-linear narrative structure of the film […]

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Man on Wire

On August 7, 1974, between the 110-story (about 412 meters) two towers of the World Trade Center in New York, the 25-year-old French acrobat Philip Petit was kneeling on a steel cable across the sky. Or lying down, sometimes walking slowly and sometimes dancing, and completed a stunning move that lasted 45 minutes. However, the […]

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