Not like Brad Pitt's unruly and unruly, not like Johnny Depp's full of enchantment, not like George Clooney's exquisite George Clooney, Matt Damon Matt Damon always looked like the boy next door. He grew up in a small town and entered the city as a young man to ask for a living. He was friendly and not too handsome. Although his [The Bourne Identity] series is a classic of action movies, he seems to be a replica of Jason Bourne, and belongs to an ordinary man who is difficult to find when thrown in a crowd. This [Promised Land], he acted as a producer, is said to have almost become his directorial debut. His movie roles are also diverse, not to mention that not being so handsome has become an advantage for him to interpret different images, and there is still a long way to go in movies.
The United States, which is truly rich in resources, has begun to develop its own domestic oil and natural gas resources in recent years. This powerful country like a large rural area has vast land and incomparable depth. What will happen to the land handed down by the residents of the town for one or two centuries? Apart from being bought by a big company, there seems to be no better home. A few people may want to guard their ancestral business, but if factories are built around them, how can they stay alone? The little politician who betrayed himself for 30,000 yuan looked like a little government official of the celestial dynasty. In fact, this world is like this, corruption is everywhere, and the difference is only in the degree. The same story takes place in our land, which will only be dirtier and nasty than the other side of the sea. But Matt Damon finally had the courage to stand in the stadium and be honest about everything. Do our citizens have the same courage?
View more about Promised Land reviews
