The first keyword - long news. It's a long story, I've always had a hard time understanding bias. In history class, I analyzed each piece of material, the material, time, events, motives and interests, and I watched Mr. Sinski's words righteously, but I never accepted the matter of probability. Maybe he's lying, but there's still a chance he's being honest. So the same is true for movies, or various vedios, so-called movie skills and so-called staging, all with personal bias and purpose. I can only mention the word "conscience". This is a long piece of news. When I recall the Wenchuan earthquake, watching the news was like watching a movie, with posing, panning, close-up, plus the TV station logo in the upper left corner of the screen and the introduction information in the blue horizontal bar, the emotions were drawn High and low, cleverly creating good luck and bad luck, I really don't know if this is the widespread application of movies or the sadness of the media industry, should the beginning of news be marked with a prompt like this movie-inspired by true events ( from real events). The work is so natural.
The film itself doesn't give you any sense of the motives that were deliberately created for posing, other than adding some background information about the characters. The protagonists are messy, and the roles of the two protagonists are only highlighted in the second half. Chris always hesitated for a few seconds before jumping off the car, and Frank only dared to say 50 50 to his own judgment. Chris doubted his wife, Frank Forget your daughter's birthday, these two are more people you can marry than those heroes who "do not hesitate to shoot". It doesn't really smell like a movie.
The first key sentence - is another big representative of the American dream. To my death, idealism was trapped in reality. This bad self can only be relieved through movies. The sentence Connie threw to the vice president, "He thought I was afraid of losing my job." Movies try to make everything natural, and I try to make life cinematic. I don't want to be John Lennon when I die, how much I wish I was Kurt Cobain, but damn I'm just Sid Vicious.
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