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Precious 2022-02-02 08:16:20
great historical epic
I haven't seen such a historical movie for a long time, and it is by no means comparable to the so-called "Founding of the People's Republic of China".
History, in fact, is a match, with two ends, one hits at a point, and the other sneaks in. Any reflection on history must have two heads if it... -
Arvid 2022-02-02 08:16:20
brainwashing
Simplified Chinese name: Beacon Fire and Red Flames
English Name: reds
This film has a wonderful dialogue in about ten minutes from the beginning,
that is, the heroine is transformed from the role of the interviewee to the object of indoctrination.
I don't particularly want to comment on the...
Dave King
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Damaris 2022-03-19 09:01:11
Introduction is scribbled
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Muhammad 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The biographical film of John Reid, the author of "Ten Days That Shaked the World" and the famous American journalist. The October Revolution in the eyes of Americans. Ideals are sincere, respectable, and worthy of sympathy. Absurdly and sadly, the ideal of sincere pursuit turns out to be nothing but a nightmare! Reid protested the falsification of his speech, saying that the truth was to be used to publicize people; when dissent was eliminated, the revolution died. The Soviets of the Comintern said: Who defines the truth? Is it you or the party?
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