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Liliane 2022-03-23 09:02:24
The old tricks of political movies are gone. .
The United States seems to like such political movies that are based on real events. Of course, unlike the Chinese dynasty, most of them ridicule the government. The general model is the experience of a national staff member who was "persecuted" by the government, intelligence department, or a...
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Khalil 2021-12-24 08:01:56
There is a film that promotes the American spirit
"The responsibility of a country does not lie with a few privileged persons. To make the country strong and free from dictatorship, we need each of us not to forget our responsibilities as citizens. Whether it is seeing the potholes on the street or seeing the national conditions The lies in the...
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Dahlia 2022-04-22 07:01:39
Uncle Pan can consider developing in the direction of Lao Pa's performance. Might have liked this a few years ago and now have reservations about the one-sided "based on true story".
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Rebeka 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Am I right that my voice is louder than yours? Is it necessarily true that the voice of the White House is a million times louder than me? ...don't arbitrarily substitute a noun in the previous sentence
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