Welcome to another round of W2 Tells You What You Should See, where W2 (me) tries to sell you (you) on something you should be watching. Today's choice: 重啟之極海��雷/Reunion: The Sound of the Providence/The Lost Tomb Reboot/this thing has too many names
Reunion (I'm just going to call it that) is a 2020 action drama about the most specialest little babygirl in the tomb-raiding world, his two husbands, and the cadre of assorted weirdos they pick up as they try to follow a set of directions left by a dead (?) man in the thunder.
Imagine if someone showed you the Mandalorian, and you were like, gee, that was a neat little sci-fi one-shot! because you'd never heard of Star Wars. That was basically my experience watching this show, having no idea that the Lost Tomb franchise (DMBJ) was even a thing. Turns out that not only is there a whole big continuity out there with these characters, but that Reunion takes place a few years after the main story's resolution. Don't worry, though -- Reunion doesn't spoil you for that resolution. It doesn't spoil you for much, period. Look, DMBJ has a weird relationship to endings, okay?
I have written a more thorough where-to-start guide for DMBJ as a whole, so if you want to consider other entry points, well, that information is there for your consideration. Yet it is my opinion that this is the best entry into the overall franchise, and a fun thing to watch just in general, and I'm here to make my case for both of those.
The rest of this rec will assume that you have no familiarity with the DMBJ series. That's okay; you don't need any. All you need is to trust my five reasons you should watch this.
1. Old Man Yaoi
As you begin this show, you are introduced to the Iron Triangle. That's them in the picture up there. Left to right, you have: Xiao Ge, magically tattooed immortal hottie who just got back from ten years in [scene missing]; Wu Xie, our protagonist, who's just a little guy and it's his birthday; and Wang Pangzi, the literal best.
(And yes, Wu Xie is in his 30s and Pangzi is in his 40s, which is not technically old man anything, but ... look, if you watch, you'll see why I think I'm justified in calling it that.)
They are extremely married. They are a disaster trio of disasters so disastrous that no one else should ever be subjected to their chaos. They're going to make sure lots of people are, though, don't you worry about it. Sometimes those people even deserve it.
However, because the show (tragically!!) decides that Xiao Ge has somewhere else to be like 95% of the runtime, most of the relationship you get to see is between Wu Xie and Pangzi.
I'm saying this now as an old gay nerd who just this year celebrated her 15th wedding anniversary: I have never, never felt so represented in media as I have watching Wu Xie and Pangzi interact. There's a little wake-up song they sing together near the end of the show, and it just ... it packs so much character development into thirty seconds. These boys have been living adjacent lives for so long that they've made up their own little shared songs about the mundanities of daily living. That is just what happens when you marry your best friend and then decide to get old and weird together. Ask me how I know.
Look, if you want to know whether this show is for you or not, watch to the end of the first episode, to the part where Pangzi flips over the table. If your heart is filled with joy (as it should be), keep going.
Love makes a tomb-raiding syndicate family.
2. A fun-filled action-packed romp of nonsense!
If you're familiar with Hellblazer canon, this will make sense to you: Reunion is Dangerous Habits. If you're not familiar with Hellblazer canon, try it like this: Reunion is a terrible place to start because it plays on your extant affection for a character who gains a terrible status effect almost immediately. It's a also great place to start because it throws you right in the action with measurably high stakes and gives you a reason to build that affection very quickly.
I'm also going to warn you right off the bat: The plot of this show got cut to ribbons by censors.
See, the DMBJ books, being books, are allowed to get away with supernatural shit! So you've got zombies and ghosts and curses and monsters and immortality and all your other standard ooky spooky semi-urban fantasy trappings. But the DMBJ adaptations, being live-action, are heavily regulated in their content. This is why, in the early Reunion episodes, our heroes are menaced by human-looking creatures that are actually ancient mannequins made of leather that are piloted, mecha-style, by evil clams. Because evil clams are more scientific than zombies. I guess.
So yeah, the plot of this book already had to get mangled into a more "science"-compliant shape even before it made it to filming. The real problem is that a whole lot more of it got cut after it was all filmed and put together. I have read an explanation of what the actual storyline was supposed to be, and yeah, if you know what you’re looking at, you can see (and hear) the scars where major elements got hacked out with a weed whacker.
Therefore: You cannot expect this plot to make sense.
But that's okay! You're not here for the plot to make sense! You're here to watch some characters you love run around through ridiculous and sometimes beautiful labyrinths, trying to solve puzzles you're never given enough information to understand, all in search of the resolution to a mystery that had half its guts torn out before you got to see it -- and you are here to love it. If you have ever laughed and cheered your way through a Mission: Impossible film without pausing to care too much about the plot holes it’s dodging left and right, you are in the correct frame of mind to appreciate this. Just believe that whatever engaging nonsense the show tells you is correct for the time being and go with it.
You cannot watch DMBJ and care about the laws of physics. You simply cannot.
Do not, however, let me give you the impression that the shoddy plotting is accompanied by equally shoddy performances. A major part of this show’s incredible watchability comes from how the cast is shockingly good. There are some serious heavy hitters among the actors. A major part of why this Wu Xie and Pangzi are my favorite together is the incredible chops both Zhu Yilong and Chen Minghao have, to say nothing of their real-life affection for one another. (See that scar on Wu Xie's neck? That scar is there because Zhu Yilong commits to the bit.) Effortlessly charming Mao Xiaotong turns potentially irritating wunderkind Bai Haotian into a perfect precious weirdo baby. Wu Erbai's entire second-season character arc could have been unintentionally comedic, but veteran of queer cinema Hu Jun sells even the undignified moments as relentlessly tragic. And of course Baron Chen absolutely kills it with...
3. This giant fucking loser
This is Hei Xiazi. That's not his name, but it's close enough. Allow me to do a dramatic reenactment of my watching his first scene:
[camera pans over to him]
me: Ugh, I recognize this kind of wannabe badass character design. I hate his type. He's self-important, hyper-masculine, and just a big jerk, and the show thinks he's soooo cool. Barf.
[thirty seconds later]
me: Oh no. I was so wrong. I love him forever now.
This is because he is (as indicated above) a giant fucking loser. Yes, he's a good fighter who knows lots of things. He's also a wet potato chip of a man. Sure, he can get you into a headlock, but he can also annoy you into submission, and that's honestly more fun for him. My wife has used the phrase “Vash the Stampede-coded” to describe him. My wife is not wrong.
And the kind of ridiculous thing is, being such a loser is what wraps back around to making him cool again. He's a loser because he just doesn't fucking care. His masculinity is the opposite of fragile. You tell him to wear a dress and makeup, he'll do it -- and sure, he'll complain, but only because he enjoys complaining. He has no dignity. He’s tits-out. He's gender. He's the worst and also the best.
Hei Xiazi is a major character in the other installations, to the point where he and his boyfriend (more on him later) even have their own movie. But of course, I did not know this on my first watch, so I kept expecting the show to explain his whole deal. It does not, but you don't really need it to. He sees better in the dark. He doesn't age. He's a thug for hire. There, that's all the bio you need.
One of the things that makes him great is that he is the least sexually threatening person ever. Across all the properties he's in, he spends a fair amount of time with women -- sometimes in very close quarters -- and they are perfectly safe around him. I actually wrote a whole post about it once upon a time (warning for tiny spoilers for a series that isn't this one) wherein I claim that not only Xiazi but Reunion in general is the television equivalent of the shirt that says I RESPECT WOMEN SO MUCH I DON'T HAVE SEX WITH THEM.
That said, this loser does get a sort-of romance plot here -- and honestly, I find it very cute! It's not even the only instance in this series of a bisexual guy in a long-term same-sex relationship getting a girlfriend, and I like that other one too! Look, the handle of my DMBJ sideblog is @katamaricule because I joked that Wu Xie treats polyamory like a katamari, and if you don't move fast enough, you're going to be rolled right up into his gay little cuddle puddle.
This is not a show for exclusive ships; this is a show for inclusive ships. The Jiumen Association is a polycule. You don't even have to know what the Jiumen Association is to know it's true.
4. The power of friendship
This show has a lot of characters.
I'd say the supporting cast is divided into three categories: characters who have been in previous installments, characters who have not been in previous installments, and characters who probably should have been in previous installments (or at least mentioned) but who were only created for Reunion so we have to pretend like we've known about them all along.
There is no way to tell which is which -- which is part of my argument that this series makes a good entry point to the franchise.
Take Huo Daofu. Huo Daofu is a brilliant doctor masquerading as a donut stand operator who treats Wu Xie with all the cold disdain of a man confronting the person who left him at the altar years ago. On the one hand, yes! We do know Huo Daofu from a previous series, and we've known he's both a doctor and a bitch. On the other hand, oh, we have no idea why he's like this about Wu Xie, and we probably never will. The show just treats it like it's for an excellent reason, and you know what, from what you know about Wu Xie, it probably is.
Consider also Jiang Zisuan. One of the show's principal antagonists, Jiang Zisuan turns out to be the brother of ... well, let's just say it's someone whose having a brother really should have come up before this. It has not come up. (And that's even before we get into the issue of his surname.) His stated identity as that person's brother is so bizarre that my favorite interpretation is that he isn't actually that person's brother -- all the flashbacks we see are just his delusions about a relationship he's completely invented. But there's no way you'd know how fucking weird this is on your first run.
Then there's our friendly little support himbo, Kanjian, who shows up to all occasions with two tickets to the gun show and not a thought in that beautiful head. (His name just means "vest," which is par for the course when it comes to the author's naming conventions.) He was a lot more menacing in the last series (where they kept putting sleeves on him, geez), where most of what we learned about him is that you can loan him out to other tomb-raiding families. Now he's a golden retriever with great aim and a slingshot. It's an upgrade.
The trick is, you cannot be surprised when someone shows up and the show treats them like you should know who they are, even when there's no possible way you could know who they are. I mean, for heaven's sake, Liu Sang arrives in the middle of an obvious beef with Pangzi, the origins of which are never satisfactorily explained, while also having a giant do-I-want-to-fuck-him-or-do-I-want-to-be-him crush on Xiao Ge, which is also never satisfactorily explained. Whatever, you just roll with it. He's got good hearing, a bad attitude, and questionable taste in idols. Now you're good to go.
(I should throw in a special note here that Liu Sang is many, many people's little meow meow, and not undeservedly. For a fuller explanation of why that is, please consult this other post I made.)
Part of the fun of this big cast is the adorable interactions you get. All the characters have appropriately big personalities, and the show loves letting people you wouldn’t expect bounce off one another. It’s not your typical action-hero show where nothing happens without the protagonist in the room. There are lots of exciting combinations and tons of charming dynamics! Unlikely friendships form all over the place! Enemies become allies! Allies become friends! Friends become friends with other friends! Some friends become enemies again! You'll need a scoreboard to keep up!
This is not to say the show treats all its characters perfectly or equally -- one of the precious few main female characters doesn't even get a real name, for heaven's sake, and the less said about the brownface racism, the better. It is, at its heart, a dude show for dudes made in China, with all the troubling decision-making that implies. Where it does deserve credit, though, is in understanding that its supporting characters are actual people with personalities apart from their function in Wu Xie's narrative. Sometimes the show just asks "what if [random character A] and [random character B] had to interact?" and has fun considering the answer! Which is almost always a delight to watch, and sometimes even breaks your heart.
5. Amazing rewatch value!
And by this I mean the experience of watching this show is remarkably different once you have any understanding of the rest of the DMBJ universe.
For instance, there's a point where two characters are scuba-diving past some submerged coffins, and one character tells the other whose coffins they are. Working only on information Reunion has given you, you're like, oh, that's where they buried the guy who built this creepy place, that's a little weird. Once you recognize that name from other series, though, your reaction is far more, excuse me, they did WHAT to WHOSE corpses?
Or another point where a character you've already met is on a train, and there's a handsome gentleman who just happens to be riding with her. He hands her his business card! Aw, that's sweet, he seems like a nice guy! Well, no, Xie Yuchen is not nice, but he is one of our allies, and he's Hei Xiazi's boyfriend, and a lot of what he's doing hits real different when you have a fuller grasp on why he's doing it and for whom. (Honestly, a major reason to watch Reunion first is so you're not fully and appropriately upset by how your black/pink gays merely have one teeny tiny scene together.)
From the way the series treats the persistent absence of Wu Sanxing, Wu Xie's third uncle, I absolutely, 100% assumed that he was a completely new character to this installment of the series, an extremely long-lost relative that we've somehow conveniently managed to never talk about before now. So imagine my gobsmacked surprise when I went to watch a different series, set much earlier in the timeline, where the opening scene prominently features Wu Sanxing as an actual character in the present-day narrative! ...Well, sorta. Look, there's a lot of fuckery with his identity in earlier parts of the story, and fortunately you need to know none of it to understand Reunion. But when you do, it suddenly makes a lot more sense why Wu Xie talks about someone who was a major part of Wu Xie's adult life like he died when Wu Xie was nine.
AND THE FLASHBACK SCENE WHERE A-NING GETS KILLED BY THE SNAKE, AND YOU'RE LIKE, OKAY, AND THEN YOU WATCH ULTIMATE NOTE AND IT WASN'T LIKE THAT AT ALL look, I know there are kinda reasons for this, different production companies and all, but seriously, what the fuck
All of which to say is that the experience of watching Reunion the first time is, hey, this self-contained romp is a lot of fun! The experience of rewatching it after watching any of the other DMBJ installments is a transcendently wonderful head-clutching avalanche of one moment of recognition right after another.
And here's the thing: You will watch more. Reunion is a gateway drug. If you are interested enough to make it through all 62 episodes, you're going to be interested in watching more. Which is great. The English-speaking fandom needs more people. Come down into the tombs. It's great down here. We've got snakes and arguably unintentional homoeroticism. Join us. Join usssssssss
Are you ready for an aventure?
There are a couple different ways to watch the first half, but there's (weirdly) only one way to watch the second, so for both of them, I'm going to send you straight to iQiyi: Season 1 (32 episodes) and Season 2 (30 episodes).
And just so you’re ready when Reunion is done, here’s how you find the rest of the DMBJ series, in the absolutely non-chronological order in which I, personally, think you should watch them:
The Lost Tomb 2 (AsianCrush, YouTube)
Ultimate Note (iQiyi)
The Mystic Nine (iQiyi, Viki)
Sand Sea/Tomb of the Sea (Viki, WeTV, YouTube, also YouTube)
Also, there's a lot of movies and side series and other pieces that are worth seeing, and even a couple of full series I've left off the list, and you can just slot them in wherever. And maybe we'll get Tibetan Sea Flower someday? Look, hope springs eternal.
They're so perfect. Perfect triangle. Perfect boys.
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柚香光飾演凜冽的皇太子,開啟2023年;說到想鞏固更強而溫暖的連結
(文章取自日刊SPORTS)
花組TOP STAR柚香光以一身白色軍裝開啟 2023 年。1日起主演兵庫寶塚大劇場公演的《梅耶林》《ENCHANTEMENT》。
劇是一部以奧地利皇太子為主角的著名作品。秀是她穿著弗雷德・阿斯泰爾風格的衣服跳舞。 她選擇了漢字「結(ぶ)」(連結、聯繫人們的意思)。 由於公演受到疫情衝擊,導致10日-16日停演,等到30日寶塚的千秋樂再演。 2月18日至 3月19日還將在東京寶塚劇場舉行公演。
穿著軍裝的皇太子經歷了一段短暫、美麗而終極的愛情⋯正是說著寶塚二枚目角色魯道夫。正月開演,卻因部分表演人員感染新型冠狀病毒,10日起暫停公演,我們期待盡快再演。這個開幕前的材料,記錄了她對魯道夫熾熱的想法。
「啊!大劇場的『梅耶林』啊!初次聽說的時候和大家也是同感(笑)。沒想到在令和年可以出演,而且序章也會在大階段嗎?因而我很興奮」
這個已故柴田幸弘的劇本自1983年首演40年後再演。再演「梅耶林」的意義自1993年星組大劇場作品至今已有30年。自2014年由柚香飾演魯道夫《伊麗莎白》至今已有9年。
「9年! 那是我穿著軍裝邁出的第一步。但那時我已經覺得魯道夫是一個充滿魅力的人。從太子的立場,就好像從他出生的那一刻起,他的命運和重擔就已經註定了⋯」
以她9年前的經歷和閱讀同一本書《泡沫之戀的真實》為基礎,拍攝了(海報)。 她還回顧了過去的公演影片。 說到「從(麻実れい主演的)初演中學到了很多東西」,以此鞏固了魯道夫的印象。她還與負責潤色和執導的小柳奈穂子商量。
「(上次和這次)對我來說,魯道夫皇太子還是同一個人。穿著軍裝很難表現出軍人應有的身體線條。(表演時間是)1小時30分鐘, 所以考慮一個士兵如何使用他的肌肉是至關重要的因素。即使有沒有肌肉的地方,我也必須像有肌肉一樣使用我的身體。」
不僅是穿軍裝,重點也是不能錯過。 這次的(衣服)設計很簡單。 為此,「既然皇室成員經常穿(軍裝),他們不覺得他們穿起來合身嗎?」這是一種讓您感嘆「啊,很合身啊」的設計,變得更容易融入皇太子的角色。」借助服裝的力量, 她會打造「魯道夫有良好教養」的形像而努力中的。
「我認為有必要徹底塑造他接受過嚴厲的教育,並且生活在慣例之下的情況。 為什麼他會露出疲憊頹靡的模樣,跟一般人完全不一樣? 但是我使用肌肉的方式或表現出疲憊的樣子不應該脫離那個「皇太子」的形象。」
不斷追求「極致魯道夫」的是柚香。柚香也在秀中成為一名調香師,打開魔法世界,在另一部作品中表演。
「序幕是浪漫的,充滿魅力。 我會穿著(我最喜歡的)弗雷德 · 阿斯泰爾風格的帽子和西裝,並搭配瑪麗蓮 · 夢露風格的星風まどか。 這個場景是我們在紐約街頭相遇,是一個瀟灑又俏皮的場景,所以我很高興我們能在這個場景中跳舞(笑)。」
即使是編舞難度高、對體力要求高的場景,她說「我覺得有很多場景是大量運用身體,所以感覺「我們總是在跳(這些舞蹈)」我真的感到我的身體也覺得很開心。」 而笑。
去年,她表示,這一年是「得到很多人的支持和指導,是學到很多東西的一年。 我會珍惜所有這些經歷,並向前邁出每一步。」而且,今年,她對 2023 年的想法是—
「我會奉獻給舞台。為此,我會付出我的一切。我想把每一天都過好每一件事每一次,希望有新的相遇,新的作品,新的角色,以及珍惜與觀眾的關係。」
她回答「結」作為她對這一年的想法和她希望追求的東西的漢字。
「是「結」。 我想把公演和我自己、角色和我自己、所有工作人員和我自己、觀眾和我自己之間的聯繫—所有這些都變得更牢固、更溫暖。 能將這些連結聯繫起來,我非常感激。是的,所以我想把所有這些聯繫在一起。」
■演出以香味為主題。
從秀名稱可見,是以香氣為主題的。在她的整個職業生涯中,她喜歡的香水一直在變化。 「我以前喜歡強烈的味道,但最近喜歡甜一點的。我也喜歡香草味的。」幸好導演野口幸作會在排練場帶上各種樣本香水,「因為他會帶這些好聞的香水,讓人心情好,讓人懷舊,讓人想去度假。」擁有香氣的力量,她繼續努力排練的。
◆ 浪漫音樂劇「梅耶林」(劇本=柴田幸弘;精化、導演=小柳直子)以克勞德 · 艾勒的小說「梅耶林」改編,描寫奥地利皇太子魯道夫與男爵的女兒瑪麗之間的一段悲傷戀情。初演於1983年,這部寶塚歌舞劇經典作品重演的意義在於首演以來的40年,時隔上個大劇場作品已經是30年。
◆寶塚Spectacular「ENCHANTEMENT –華麗的香水–”(編劇兼導演 = 野口幸作)。在法語中,「ENCHANTEMENT」在法文,是「施展魔法、使人沉迷」之意 。秀以調香師レイ灑下魔法香水開始。
☆柚香光,3月5日,東京都出生。 2009年進入劇團。分配到花組。 她在2014年獲得了她的第一個新人公演主演。同年 6 月還獲得了她的第一個BOW HALL主演。 2015年出演奧斯卡,2017年首次出演外部主演《花樣男子》,2019年東京出演《花樣男子》,同年11月成為花組TOP,與華優希成為控比。 2021 年夏天,她與星風まどか成為控比,並於去年出演了「TOP HAT」。 她的身高是171厘米。 她的愛稱是れい。
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【名偵探柯南黑鐵的魚影】
來貼之前在 Threads 發過的影評
因為後來平台中文部分導向政治方面的,其他主題相對被弱化
還是 Tumblr 好呀 長文還可以嗑電影動漫
⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️大劇透避雷線⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️
👉評分
哭點: 滿分★★★★★★★★★★
驚險度 :★★★★★★★★
推理:偏少★★★★
時事:滿分★★★★★★★★★★
動作:一般★★★★
科技:阿笠博士做的機器比國際刑警組織還讚,至於先進度,是滿分😂
柯學:滿分(穿衣服下水最好可以跑這麼快、煙火是防水的)
今年這部議題:國際化、全面監控、種族歧視、霸凌、轉性別、Deepfake技術💀
👉電影描述:
▶開頭與以前動作片差不多,先把ICPO 公司的人爆頭,事發在義大利
基爾還想包庇刑警組織以及柯南一夥人,差點被琴酒解決,可能只是不想處理屍體所以琴酒才放過她。
▶畫面轉到少年偵探團,因為抽不到八丈島旅行,所以園子的錢就派上用場🤑
在少年偵探團排隊時,特別描寫芙紗愛·坎貝爾(阿笠博士的戀人)限量徽章&設計展,小哀是最後一個排隊拿到的,看老婆婆沒拿到,便跑去送給老婆婆。(乍看還以為是M19 的婆婆,但臉比較圓。)園子以為小哀是個冷漠的人,沒想到還會去幫助別人,感到很欣慰,於是獎勵少年偵探團去八丈島。
▶八丈島其實挺像馬祖西莒XD,坡度高、有著極少數用石頭建造的房屋,還有海景港口,感覺沒什麼人住
然後國際刑警組織就覺得:這個地方最適合當太平洋基地👍,連結全世界的監視器來監控人們不做非法之事,殊不知接下來就要被炸掉了🤣
▶柯南看見白鳥警官與黑田兵衛警官(實際上是公安)開船到太平洋基地,於是他就表演柯學,從甲板上跳到已經距離港口十公尺的船。
黑田兵衛其實有發現柯南(違法)上船,但是直到到達基地時才一語戳破,事後也沒跟柯南計較,就讓柯南一起聽基地內部的各種秘密,當作觀光。
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▶柯南發現日本警視廳之所以到基地,是因為今天要讓日本監控與世界連動的日子,在這套系統中,還有「全年齡偵測」這項功能,表示不論男女老少,只要被監視器拍到,經過頭骨模型建造、AI 計算以及大數據統計的比對,就可以判斷這個人的身份。
▶開發這套系統的人,名字叫直美,自小在美國讀書,爸爸是德國人,媽媽是日本人。從小因為外貌是亞洲面孔,時常被美國屁孩欺負,在她在公車上被其他人嘲笑時以及各種佔位置,沒人要給她坐時,志保手裡拿著一本關於化學的書籍,冷酷地說道:「這個位置給妳」。
結果換成志保被美國屁孩欺負,直美為此愧疚不已,小學畢業後希望還可以看到志保平安活著,以及要打擊犯罪的心情,開發了這套人臉辨識系統。(這執著是愛情了吧,還去搜尋志保在哪,算恐怖情人?😲)
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▶時間回到現在,德國的金髮男工程師非常的大男人主義以及臉臭+歧視日本人,「哼,還不就是因為日本是ICPO加盟國所以才蓋在這」、「日本人自以為了不起」。直美告訴他「我算半個日本人吧,你這樣是種族歧視!」
結果剛好監控同步的時間到了,所以也就沒有繼續爭論,各工程師各司其職,敲著鍵盤,同步成功。
▶這時黑暗組織駭入系統,就發現了雪莉沒有在火車上死亡,因為發現近期的影像,於是組織開始追殺雪莉(真要說的話組織成員只有3個:琴酒、伏特加、Pinga),剩下都是叛徒XD
於是就開啟了柯南與Pinga的對決,救回灰原哀🎉
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👉心得:
這部是讓我頭一次看到感動那種程度的名偵探柯南電影。可能因為非常切合時事吧,以及很多人都覺得兒童的看法不重要,然後就忽悠小孩,事實上,對兒童講的任何一句話以及意思表達,是可以影響他們往後的人生。
Pinga 是個+9都被柯南嘴,有夠好笑💀
👉彩蛋:
1.今年佐藤在場,高木應該因為上一部,還在醫院康復所以沒出現💀
2.毛利小五郎被降智到完全沒有重要性(酗酒大叔),就只有給柯南推理的份、和搞笑
3.小蘭能夠踢爆組織的人也太好笑,還被組織的人稱為意外元素💀
4.開場白終於不是加個邊框濾鏡就完事
5.山路有夠像馬祖 ,金龜車居然能飆速行駛
6.最後老婆婆撕下面具,是貝爾摩德,並且特寫銀杏徽章,是不是表示她跟坎貝爾小姐有關係(或者是就是坎貝爾小姐)😧,另外這易容術簡直置頂到讓電腦AI判斷錯誤😂
7.朗姆不知道烏丸蓮耶現在易容成誰,所以原本想要透過Pinga跟直美買下辨識系統,但是直美執著於做一個善良正直的人,所以沒有將系統交給黑暗組織。
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2024:「基德你給我站住!」「咦?我幹了啥?是因為那個吻嗎?」
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