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Hailee 2021-12-25 08:01:19
Too ambitious is a gamble
After watching the film, I just want to ask...what is the screenwriter and director want to say or what is the main idea! After watching the film with the emotion of anticipation being shaken, I feel disappointed. .
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Hillary 2021-12-25 08:01:19
[Original translation] The true story of Jones Free State
The original address
The True Story of the'Free State of Jones'.
By Richard Grant; Photographs by William Widmer
Smithsonian Magazine
March 2016
Two rat terriers (Rat terrier) on the heels, holding a long wooden staff, JRGavin collar Walked me through the woods and came to an ancient swamp hideout....
Zach Mooney
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Xzavier 2022-03-23 09:02:25
Expensive in real adaptation, very verbose is true. But history is so long, four years of the Civil War, the Ku Klux Klan, sixty years of apartheid, so many people's lives. Mississippi remains the poorest state in America to this day, not without a reason.
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Zion 2021-12-25 08:01:19
This film is a biographical film about Newton Knight. Newton Knight was a legendary existence in America in the 19th century. He participated in the Civil War and became a deserter of the Southern Army. However, he later established a "state" independently of the North and the South, called "Jones's Free State". There is no racial discrimination, no excessive taxes and taxes, just like the realization of communism. Matthew McConaughey starred in this legend, and his acting was brilliant
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Newton Knight: No man ought to tell another man what he's gotta live for or what he's got to die for.
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Newton Knight: From this day forward we declare the land north of Pascagoula Swamp, south of enterprise and east to the Pearl River to the Alabama border, to be a Free State of Jones. And as such we do hereby proclaim and affirm the following principles. Number one, no man ought to stay poor so another man can get rich. Number two, no man ought to tell another man what you got to live for or what he's got to die for. Number three, what you put in the ground is yours to tend and harvest and there ain't no man ought to be able to take that away from you. Number four, every man is a man. If you walk on two legs, you're a man. It's as simple as that.
