Bright style + spicy allegory + handsome guy starring

Gabriel 2022-04-19 09:01:33

It is undeniable that the title production + singing of this film made me watch it with great interest, and seeing the handsome guy on the stage made my index go wild~
Many people have learned from this film how to deal with people and how to play tricks, but I vaguely feel that the director also Putting this issue into a movie to enlarge it, that is: the right and wrong debate on an issue, the result is not important, the important thing is the process is a technique for expressing your point of view. Nick Naylor in the film is a man of great skill, blurring the public eye and shifting the focus. The whole film is filled with the "sophistication" style disdainful of high school political teachers.
Let us see: In the United States, it is no longer an era when the public said that the public is reasonable and the mother said that the mother is reasonable, nor is it an era of black, black and white, but an era full of skills and arguments, as long as you put forward new arguments, even if Ridiculous, as long as it can distract the public!
It's a bit sad, just like watching a debate competition, the result of a debate topic is not important, in fact, the winner is mainly to see whether its debating skills are better.
However, it is still very important for a handsome guy to lead the role. I was immediately attracted by the picture--it can be seen that it is impossible for a PR person to not be handsome. How could that senator's assistant, with a messy beard, be such a big deal? ! (Is this another metaphor given to us by the director?)

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Extended Reading
  • Kamryn 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    Of course speaking is a talent.

  • Stephon 2022-04-22 07:01:05

    Why is the US government the best government in the world? The original three stars can be added one star... (This is what I said about studying philosophy, being a consultant is a promising career...I talk...)

Thank You for Smoking quotes

  • Nick Naylor: [Narrating] Few people on this planet knows what it is to be truly despised. Can you blame them? I earn a living fronting an organization that kills 1200 people a day. Twelve hundred people. We're talking two jumbo jet plane loads of men, women and children. I mean, there's Attila, Genghis... and me, Nick Naylor. The face of cigarettes, the Colonel Sanders of nicotine.

  • [Nick and Heather are introducing themselves to each other in a restaurant]

    Heather Holloway: Heather Holloway.

    Nick Naylor: Nick Naylor. Big Tobacco.

    Heather Holloway: [holds up tape recorder] Is this kosher?

    Nick Naylor: Only if I can call you Heather.

    Heather Holloway: By all means. So, Mr. Naylor...

    Nick Naylor: [interrupting] Nick.

    Heather Holloway: Nick. Let's start with...

    Nick Naylor: '82 Margaux.

    Heather Holloway: Okay. Is it good?

    Nick Naylor: "Good"? It'll make you believe in God.