A humorous film that satirizes politics, just the subject matter is pleasing, not to mention that every role in this play is well performed. The effect of the film is that it feels ridiculous and funny during the viewing process. Once the film ends, the audience will be somewhat depressed. "Comedy tears the worthless things in life for others to see", even if absurd, it is still a reflection of reality.
The thing that affects my viewing of the film is that there is a lot of swearing (expletive) in the dialogue. Don't talk about the slang that I don't know, just the F**K in every dialogue makes me a headache. This word severely disrupted the rhythm of spoken English that I am accustomed to, so I had to stare at the subtitles all the time, and the audience felt overwhelmed. No wonder a teacher told me that learning a foreign language first starts with foul language. So this movie has to be watched again.
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