My colleague recommended this "Ms. Sloan" to me. It can be said to be the sex-turned Espresso version of "House of Cards". I express my deep love for this kind of compact feature film. After skipping it in a hurry, you can put back the scattered puzzle pieces when you watch it for the second time, especially when you find a new line that you have a new understanding after the first chapter, I think you should see the gold sand with the gold diggers in the river sand. The satisfaction is unparalleled.
Before watching the movie, I saw a comment saying that this is a political thriller film that was born at a wrong time, and it is a good film of the year that is seriously underestimated (or smeared). And let me find out.
Working like a machine is her first impression and presentation. I work 18 hours a day, relying on drugs to maintain excitement, especially the scene where I wake up in the morning and remove makeup, I am still impressed. I guess she fell asleep when she came back last night. Under the thick foundation makeup that was wiped off, the deep eye sockets, the exhaustion that could not be concealed, there was no expression on his face, and there must be no waves in his heart to carry out every next step before going out.
Well, here comes the radiant Miss Sloane, radiating the beauty of a confident mature woman, and she's always been.
As a political lobbyist under the American lobbying system, Ms. Sloan's main job is to work for specific interest groups to influence current political and legislative decisions. Because the United States, a federal state formed from the bottom up, is very flexible politically. Under the roof of democracy and freedom, sometimes it may be the last crucial vote of a middle senator, which will also lead to The butterfly effect is infinitely magnified, and finally pushes the American political ecology to change lanes from left to right. The two senators in each state are also parental officials elected by the people of that state, so they are naturally invincible. Ms. Sloan is such a fish cruising in various interest groups, Vanity Fair. His team thinks about slogans, conducts propaganda, advertises, and gives speeches everywhere, in order to successfully implement the final political proposition.
This time, Ms. Sloan is on the side of gun bans, pushing the government to enforce stricter federal laws regulating guns.
So we see that Ms. Sloan's daily work status is like the devil in "The Devil Wears Prada", discussing anything at her fingertips and expressing profound insights, and she will not fall behind in the face of any bigwigs and celebrities Talking eloquently, her own team is like a small army, the execution of tasks is moving, the discussion work is sharp and the thinking is very jumping.
At the same time, Ms. Sloan is a heartless chess player. The so-called chess player, one is the ability to play chess, and the other is the layout. Her right-hand men are his pawns, some are placed in the opponent's camp as eyeliner, some are forcibly pushed to the forefront of public opinion by her and even nearly shot to death, some former National Security Agency employees are her clairvoyance and ears... She uses All the resources that can be used are the big hands behind the marionette. The layout is more leisurely, the game is in the middle of the game, the investigation and anti-investigation, and the profound knowledge of the black science, is the uninterrupted walker who walks on both ends of the morality. For the smooth implementation of the layout, even his closest people didn't know the purpose of her plan. She was like a screenwriter watching from the sidelines, watching things happen gradually according to her plan. Once, her colleague and boss on the same front finally saw the result Yun Ni, but she knew the truth at the last second like a fool. She was furious and asked her:
"From the beginning to the present, you alone are in control of everything! I am not your enemy! Have you been normal! Has this distorted thought of yours been with you since you were born!"
Guess what we Miss Sloane said?
Later, because of an accident, the public opinion began to tilt towards the opponent, and it became more and more intensified. The worst thing is that the final election vote is approaching, and it seems that there is no way to put the brakes on the inertia of this decline.
"What can save our decline and turn the tide?" "I think there is only a natural disaster to divert the public's attention, such as an earthquake?"
As handsome as Ms. Sloan, she really created an earthquake, took pictures of the bribery evidence of the senator in chief and her competitors, and then uploaded it to the website, file name: earthquake. After seeing this, I suddenly realized that banning guns is not the ultimate goal of Ms. Sloan, but the ultimate goal of anti-democratic corruption, knocking on the blackboard, the focus is sublimated. It turned out that the whole court trial was also in her plan, and the reason for giving the enemy was also deliberately left behind. Using the sacred and high platform of the open court trial, she tore the fig leaf of the moths hidden under the shadow of democracy, and let out a roar. hit! The rigor of logic, the sharpness of words, and the meticulousness of thought are all incisively and vividly here.
"The way of living right now doesn't reward politicians who vote upright with conscience, it only rewards scumbags, those who are willing to sell their country for a piece of the pie."
But this set of seven wounded fists, pulling people off their horses, self-destructing their futures, and unavoidable imprisonment, sacrificed to this point, our Ms. Sloan smiled faintly, because of belief.
What belief? The belief to win. As a professional lobbyist, I was hired to win. To sacrifice one's life for righteousness, not for anything else, but to win.
It's not war and action movies, but I smell a trace of gunpowder.
There was no bloodshed and no killing, but I heard the sound of collapse.
Without baptism and medals, I saw glory bursting out of the filthy soil and shining brightly.
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