But his lonely eyes at the end of the plot made me, as an outsider, feel helpless, unable to sympathize with him.
I kept looking at my watch while watching the movie, because I still couldn't figure out how long and interesting a story could be made up from such a simple interview.
Sure enough, the director added a lot of emotional material to it. Make this film more like an inspirational baseball film.
For example, the scene where NIXON's soul out-of-body and FROST communicated.
If NIXON hadn't forgotten his out-of-body soul, then this story was on his side.
But Nixon forgot, so the director is actually on FROST's side.
He finally put NIXON into such a category, the confused and overwhelmed old man, the rigorous and tough thinking is no match for the soul with a sense of guilt.
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