One was that Post only had a few hours, but he still decided to arrange the documents. A bunch of people crowded in Ben's house in a hurry but tacit understanding. The wife pushed the door and came in to count how many people were ready to cook. The daughter was still running around selling lemonade. But everyone is still playing inflation jokes with their daughters. (My favorite sense of Team)
The second was Ben, Kay, and the directors. Several people were on different phones, talking to each other, and finally Kay said "Let's go" tremblingly. (Aunt Mei: My highlight is here)
The third is that the vibration of the room made the editor Ben look up. He knew the machine was working, but he quickly resumed typing, excited for only a few seconds, he wanted to continue working.
That's what touched me the most.
In general, there are two lines, both Press Free and Women Power. Hanks is responsible for the former and Aunt May is responsible for the latter.
About press. There are a lot of summaries in the hot comment. To publish is right. The Washington Post, the New York Times, the Boston Globe (and The Sun you dude), I'm all familiar with Magnesium Publishing. Not to mention how to deal with ideological issues, it is really admirable for domestic issues. From "Focus" to this one, it's a lie to say that you don't want to be a journalist, and looking at the assembly line is even more exciting. But looking back at our situation, it is probably the most painful thing to devote yourself to a career and eventually become a mouthpiece. It is also masochistic to see that these are true. Not only journalists, but also all cultural undertakings.
About Women. The proverb Kay told her daughter, and my company, are old-fashioned but we do need to repeat them. She walked out of the court at last, and the women surrounding her were shocked, probably only women could see women.
And, can I complain that this is the preview of the refined Watergate incident hahahahahaha, the big shot at the end does give people an epic sense of the future of history. Nixon: Washington Post, how old are you! Nixon is the establishment of ping-pong diplomatic relations for the nesters, and he is probably the most unpleasant to see for the people of Magnesia...
Because of "Ready Player One", this Spielberg has the configuration of Aunt May ➕ Hanks, so it was ignored and became an unpopular, it was shocking. At the beginning, letting the two sit there and chat for five minutes was also to show off to the audience, "Look, it's the two of them!!" There must be a reason why it was not released (huh), but the nest two-dimensional great country is indeed. As the post-production of the number one player, this one came out first. This plot is almost like Aite Wong Kar-wai and Nolan. Is it an exclusive plot for the director!
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