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Jazmin 2022-01-14 08:01:08
Film Criticism|"Fahrenheit 451": A Sci-Fi Movie Blurring the Boundary of "Reality and Sci-Fi"
Text/Wang Xu
(Film information: "Fahrenheit 451", director: Ramin Bahani, screenwriter: Amir Nadre, starring: Michael B. Jordan, Michael Shannon, Sophia Paotra, United States, 2018)
Although compared with the novel of the same name, the film "Fahrenheit 451" added some of the production staff's...
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Winnifred 2022-01-14 08:01:08
Will free will become a problem that puzzles you?
In 1966, the beginning year of my country's raging "Cultural Revolution", the British version of Fahrenheit 451 was already in theaters. This US version is considered to be a remake version, with the intention of "burning books and confessing Confucianism", and it has a strong dystopian political...

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Claud 2022-03-23 09:02:53
The best is the movie title
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Myles 2022-03-20 09:02:28
US version: Burning books and confessing scholars. In the film many times it was said that he was going to escape to Canada... It was like a natal family. The United States is indeed about to become a Nazi country... It is time to escape. Male protagonist, very good at posing...
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