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The reason for wanting to be buried in Sri Lanka
Clifton 2022-04-21 09:01:46
"JFK" (1991): I feel that the film "JFK" is quite meticulous and complex in terms of overall organization, and it is indeed a masterpiece of "conspiracy theory". Is there little conspiracy in the real/ideal world? Do you still need a work to be mysterious? Need, much need. The final part of the film, the prosecutor's statement, did not win the jury's support, but at least it can send a message to the world: even the "great American dream", if you don't wake up from lies and deceit, is "not worth living. and death". In the end, the film does not ask people to believe who is right and who is wrong, but once again puts forward the core value pursuit of people since ancient times - truth. Under a modern government, the road is still too difficult.
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Cassandre 2022-03-28 09:01:02
This film can be seen from its process of how much energy and effort the producers have put in, and it has done a very good job~ "This film is dedicated to all young people who seek the truth", for this sentence and what it contains That kind of spirit, try your best~
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Lura 2021-11-14 08:01:25
If Pacino is allowed to perform, the last speech will definitely be awesome.
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X: After I came back, I asked myself, why was I, the chief special officer, selected to travel to the South Pole at that time that any number of others could have done? And I wondered if it was because one of my routine duties if I had been in Washington would have been to arrange for additional security in Texas, so I decided to check it out. And sure enough, someone had told the 112th Military Intelligence Group at Fourth Army Headquarters at Fort Sam Houston in Texas to stand down that day, over the protests of the Unit Commander, Colonal Rike. This is significant because it is standard operating procedure, especially in a lnown hostile city like Dallas.
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Dean Andrews: Is this off the record, Daddy-O?
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