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Annetta 2021-12-25 08:01:19
American Miniature Water Margin-A Story on the Edge of the Marsh
In the beginning, the leading actor Lin Chong + Chao Gai first gathered a crowd to take the corn plant, and then built the Marsh Liangshan Utopia.
Heroes are reckless, idealistic and humanitarian.
Later, after the imperial court came to Lin Zedong's death, Johnson Xiaoping came to power, and the... -
Lacey 2021-12-25 08:01:19
Without a gun, how can the "Liangshan Hero" reason with others?
This film is based on real historical events, Newton Knight, a legendary Mississippi in the late American Civil War.
During the Civil War, Newton Knight defected from the Southern Army and returned to his hometown. In order to avoid capture, he ran to a swamp and settled down in a swamp. From then...
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Katlyn 2021-12-25 08:01:19
In fact, one of this year’s films should be chosen to talk about racial issues. It should be this one. Compared with James Baldwin’s documentary, or even "The Birth of a Nation", Garrelose’s film touches more classes. Struggle, many lines are shocking ("We are all slaves to some other people!"). The free nation, which was composed of people because of common interests, was disintegrated after the liberation of slaves, and sighed.
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Lonzo 2022-03-25 09:01:12
I feel that this film is generally good, and it also provides the audience with some popular historical backgrounds during the post-Civil War reconstruction period, telling us not to underestimate nor overestimate the significance of the Civil War. The war only brought nominal "liberation", but the real The American Civil War continues to this day. Matthew McConaughey's acting has always been solid.
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Newton Knight: From this day forward we declare the land north of Pascagoula Swamp, south of enterprise and east to the Pearl River to the Alabama border, to be a Free State of Jones. And as such we do hereby proclaim and affirm the following principles. Number one, no man ought to stay poor so another man can get rich. Number two, no man ought to tell another man what you got to live for or what he's got to die for. Number three, what you put in the ground is yours to tend and harvest and there ain't no man ought to be able to take that away from you. Number four, every man is a man. If you walk on two legs, you're a man. It's as simple as that.
