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The last movie I watched is <Dune 2>, the story went deeper based on the first episode.
Let's say the first episode is more about an introduction of background and unique worldview built by Director. The second episode is riveting that you can feel a grand story is eventually unfolding in front of you. The leading actor started to grow up to a true king.
One more thing worth to point is that there are some scenes in the movie are amazing and beautiful, like the scene of Paul riding the sandworm in the boundless desert. By incorporating religious elements, the film presented a strong sense of holiness and mystery.
21 de mar. de 2024 9:11
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In the last movie I watched, <Dune 2>, the story went deeper than the first episode.
Let's say the first episode is more of an introduction of background and unique worldview built by the director. The second episode is so riveting that you can feel a grand story is eventually unfolding in front of you. The leading character started to grow up to be a true king.
One more thing worth pointing out, is that there are some scenes in the movie that are amazing and beautiful, like the scene of Paul riding the sandworm in the boundless desert. By incorporating religious elements, the film presented a strong sense of holiness and mystery.
你好 July. Since the second clause, or part of the sentence is a continuation of the first part, we need to change the first one. Timothy didn't grow up - his character did! "PointING out" is an action - in this situation it is used as a noun!
21 de marzo de 2024
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July zhang
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Chino (mandarín), Inglés
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