After coming home from school today, I had dinner while watching a German comedy film called Hitler is Back, aka the Führer in Modern Times. The legal name is Er Ist Wieder Da. The link to station b is av4286980. Adolf Hitler at the Hitler Driver's Bunker in 2014. A series of stories later. Let’s talk about the script of the whole play first. It feels like watching another movie in the movie, especially when the male protagonist ran out of the hospital room and dragged Hitler to the rooftop. In the end, Hitler was shot and fell from the rooftop. Suddenly, Hitler's voice came from the male lead. Hitler said that the Führer was elected by the people, and without them there would be no me. Hitler said, I'm actually in every one of you, but you don't want to go and talk. When Hitler saw the released video of killing dogs, he began to sweat and panic. In fact, I wondered for a while whether he was flustered because he was seen so naive by everyone, or because he was afraid that others would see him kill the dog. He explained later that it was the first to agitate because it bit me. For dog lovers, it is really unacceptable to many people. But even if they didn't accept him, after the turmoil passed, where did those so-called dog lovers go, and even more so, why didn't those people stand firm. I haven't read Hitler's book, and my family told me his book was written before he became famous, and the writing was a mess. I don't know how true this is, but I'd love to read his book if I can. In the movie, Hitler wrote the second book, from the beginning of the 20th century, until after that, and finally made into a movie. The male protagonist was admitted to a mental hospital because he couldn't accept the fact that Hitler was the real one, and was anxious to get the truth. However, everyone lives for self-interest, knowing and not knowing. The hero is fighting alone. In the end, the male protagonist with bloodshot eyes is distressing. Even if there is no neurological problem, he is forced to be insane by normal people. And the female boss, who had a conversation with a drunk employee before she was fired, seemed to have guessed that Hitler was herself. I can only praise her for flexibly using the people around her that are harmless to her, and her ability to accept is stronger than others. She could hear in later conversations with Hitler that she could almost guess. She said to Hitler, I'm sending someone to look up your information. Hitler calmly stirred the food in his hands, and asked what she had found, saying that it should not be found. She said no. It was later deftly diverted by Hitler. And the old Jewish woman. The old woman knew Hitler. He was obviously an Alzheimer's patient, but at that moment he regained consciousness and denounced Hitler's cruelty. She roared and cried, and the death of her family and friends made an unsteady old man full of strength, stood up and turned around, berating Hitler. My mother knew Hitler. He was obviously an Alzheimer's patient, but at that moment he regained consciousness and denounced Hitler's cruelty. She roared and cried, and the death of her family and friends made an unsteady old man full of strength, stood up and turned around, berating Hitler. My mother knew Hitler. He was obviously an Alzheimer's patient, but at that moment he regained consciousness and denounced Hitler's cruelty. She roared and cried, and the death of her family and friends made an unsteady old man full of strength, stood up and turned around, berating Hitler.
Ah, I don't want to write anymore, I almost forgot about it, and now I start to replay the plot in my mind. The part where he shoots the dog is hard to swallow. This movie is very nice, especially the crowd at the end, some waved their hands, some raised their middle fingers, and then there were people who paid tribute to Hitler at the back, and the replays of the past wars were all very good, insert some sitting in the car Looking up at Hitler, who was thinking in front of his eyes, he felt very much. It's like replaying the experience of Hitler's life. And there's the best-selling so-called Hitler's Second Story, priced at 19.33, as if it were 1933.
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