If it wasn't for this movie, I don't think I would have understood what a bunch of people were doing in Chicago in 1968. At least not so deeply touching the gentlemen who really carry dreams and fight for a country.
The editing of the film, the soundtrack, is really shocking and undoubtedly the icing on the cake. But the great performances of the most important protagonists completely bring us into the courtroom. Coupled with the tricky focus and subjective emotions of the script. I think everyone's heart just beats with them.
The only fly in the ointment is probably being an absolute outsider, face blind... who's who?
I love this movie so much! It got me thinking about democracy as one of the cornerstones of today's society. Should we point out these mistakes, or should we silently wait for them to get better? In other words, are we betting that the government can accept serious criticism from the public and become discredited, or that the government can always be right and correct its mistakes?
What makes me even more magical is that the world will probably never change for the best. Maybe he's getting better, but he's always got a lot of problems that always make me feel like the world is sick. Incredible.
Today 2021.1.14. In a city in the north, a school that uses PUA students to ensure that he will never be diss on CCTV and also on the hot search. It really disgusts me. That little compensation really appeased a lot of people. But it's just a group of people who take care of their immediate interests. They probably didn't think that going home now would make them feel such huge financial pressure, right? ? ? The funny thing is that the school threw everything away and shied away from all the responsibilities. Send students to the airport and train station, but if you can't go back - we will not be responsible for any losses such as refunds. After all, you haven't officially announced the news yet! Probably the whole world is full of unrooted gossip, and the students are a group of fw who only think about themselves and regardless of the school.
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