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Muhammad 2022-04-22 07:01:02
Preliminary Thoughts Caused by "Focus"
Text / Ke Duo DarkLord, original comment
After
watching this year's Oscar's best movie "Focus", I feel very shocked! Unlike the general so-called "good-looking" movies, the dramatic conflict of "Focus" is not intense, and its plot is not even ups and downs. The appeal of this film comes from the... -
Dewitt 2022-04-22 07:01:02
suddenly a light gets on
sometimes it's easy to forget
that
we spend of our time stumling around the dark.
suddenly a
light gets on and there's a fair share of blame to go around.
People began to blame each other
after Baron's remarks, Ben, who was not very optimistic before, began to ponder, and the newspapers that...
Mark Haggett
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Hadley 2022-03-24 09:01:09
I really envy these media people who can fight for the truth. They have at least a glorious time, and we can only in a cramped space, wearing handcuffs, pretending to be happy and dancing funny dances. Thinking that in the late years, if there are children and grandchildren asking about the past, they really don't know how to answer, so I can't help but feel ashamed. I am ashamed to use "idealism" to define journalists simply and crudely. When survival is greater than ideals, ideals are just rhetoric.
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Trudie 2022-03-23 09:01:09
This film is better than the American drama "Newsroom". There is an illusion that conducting social news investigations in the U.S. has little resistance and is very simple. Check the information and interviews are completed. The reporters don’t need to shed blood and sacrifice. In the heavenly dynasty, social news reporters will give you the crime of prostitution at any time, and they will be phishing law enforcement at any time. , I will squat you in jail at any time, be beaten or killed at any time in revenge, not to mention anything else, please see what happened to some reporters and leaders at Southern Weekend.
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Pete Conley: We'll talk again later. Good night, Robby.
