I can't get the slightest interest in the combination of actor and actress. Throughout the film, Tom Hanks is constantly lobbying and raising money, and the scenes of big mouth beauties are pitiful. The political connotation is too strong, it is not like a movie, but a documentary. Movies have such an advantage. You don't have to go through boring archives with a lot of dusty history. Naturally, there will be good people to put it on the big screen. It's just that this history doesn't mean much to me, who has been educated in communist ideology since I was a child. The corrupt private life of a congressman is an object of criticism. This film can be called the main theme film of the United States. Of course, Charlie is still alive. It is said that he has received a lot of interviews about the old events of the year. We can’t see it, so we can’t judge how much artistic processing is in the film. However, how much seems to have Praise the meaning of virtue.
Ironically, the recipient of Charlie's aid back then is now fighting the United States with weapons exchanged for dollars. Isn't bin Laden a member of the guerrillas? And recently, the United States intends to abandon the government it originally supported and support the opposition. This is politics, and it is not at all like the sympathy shown by the congressmen in the film.
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