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Gloria 2022-01-07 15:53:35
Man is an animal that lives on the web of meaning woven by himself
Except for Pete's somewhat artificial voice, pretending to be deep and old-fashioned, this is a very good film.
Say a few thoughts.
The whole film is closely related to one topic, that is, the separation of ideal and reality. For the general, it is also for every ordinary person.
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Rigoberto 2022-01-07 15:53:35
What Pete shows you is blunt
At first I felt that the Afghan War treats the U.S. military equally, just like Iraq. At the beginning, I was shocked by the little soldier. I doubted the war: I am a Marine, I was trained to kill people, and now I am going to award medals. Let me refrain from killing, I confused. Yeah, how many...
Kick Gurry
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Kasey 2022-01-07 15:53:35
As a purely professional soldier, Stanley's record and private life are impeccable, and he is not afraid of such low-level blackmail at all. In addition to Hastings, Obama and Nv, Cheney is a real clown.
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Allie 2022-04-20 09:02:10
I feel bad for Netflix's pocket, but there is also a problem with choosing such a script. The director has undoubtedly pulled the fuse, and Pete's acting skills on the brink of disaster are even worse. Taking a step back, this film is actually salvageable. The Rolling Stone reporter's angle is really wonderful, but it was used by the director as a narration to reveal the theme. Watching a comedy that makes people laugh for two hours is really boring.
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Gen. Glen McMahon: I don't think it really matters who leaked the assessment. Question is, what are we gonna do about it. I wanna do the 60 Minutes interview.
Simon Ball: Sir, as your senior PAO, I must counsel strongly against it. It would be foolhardy. I really don't think now is the time to court media attention. At the very moment, allegations are being made that you leaked this report yourself.
Gen. Glen McMahon: I'm choosing to embrace the leak, Simon. I don't seem to be getting any traction. Do you know what I'm saying? Traction? We got ourselves a president who appears not to be aware of the fact that the United States is at war right now and he is that war's commander-in-chief. I gotta get me some traction.
Matt Little: You need cut through.
Gen. Glen McMahon: Exactly! Cut through... You need to get me some goddamn cut through.
Simon Ball: I can handle that for you, sir.
Matt Little: Sorry, no offense, Simon; how exactly are you gonna do that?
Simon Ball: I'll quieten this whole situation down.
Matt Little: Again, I'm sorry, I don't start a fight here; and please forgive me for speaking for you, sir, but the general didn't hire me to make things quiet, ok? Look, you're so good at your job, but that job is basically writing press releases. Here's the thing about press releases: nobody reads them. Ok? They are boring. And they are bullshit. And everyone knows they're bullshit. Correct me if I am wrong, but you hired me to make some noise. You know, the right kind of noise - our noise.
