Because I was bored in the car, I patiently watched this two-hour biopic, which felt a little run down. I don't know if it's the screenwriter's problem or my understanding is too low-end, or it's really difficult to make biographical movies as others have said, so I want to stuff the N stories of such awesome people into just one or two. Is the hour really not easy? But I watched "Genghis Khan" many years ago and "The Social Network" some time ago, and I thought it was pretty good. It seems that the director, screenwriter, actor, soundtrack and other aspects have not been well integrated.
After watching the whole film, what impressed me the most was the part where the gang leader Qiao and his girlfriend, Jiyou, were insane while taking drugs in the wild. From an aesthetic point of view, it is really beautiful, Nima, why do you feel that there are few such scenes in China. But what the hell is going on in this paragraph of several minutes, I feel inexplicable. Did Gang Master Qiao suddenly have an epiphany? Then why go to India to practice Buddhism?
Jobs is said to be a very controversial person. However, it is also true that all successful people have experienced all kinds of different things, and it is understandable that there will be a lot of controversy. It's just that I feel like a very negative person after reading the whole article. I don't know why he is so unfeeling towards his girlfriend and eldest daughter? I can't understand why it is so ruthless to the partners at the beginning of the business? Hacked the CEOs from Pepsi and DuPont again, should always be grateful to Dermot Mulroney, but always hold grudges because of his helpless choice? The overall impression is that of a ruthless person. I don't know whether the directors and screenwriters are doing this to commemorate the gang leader Qiao or to black him. I really don't understand.
The only two things that interest me in the whole article are: one is the scene in which a group of small partners are struggling in the beginning of the film, which gave me a little bit of blood; Pyle's intrigue was finally grounded.
For me, who is neither a fruit fan nor a Qiao gang master fan, there is no need to find out what happened to Lao Qiao, and there is no interest in reading the hundreds of pages of biography. These big men feel too tall and unattainable, so it's better to find someone who is a little more appropriate as an example.
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