When you all went to watch "The Later Us", I watched "The Player Behind the Scenes" in the first week (it is true that this script is really disabled), and in the second week, I chose "Young Marx" on the 200th anniversary of Marx’s birth. Since my history and politics are very bad, I can't say anything special about nb commentary. First of all, the theme of this film is very clear, not expressing the labor movement, but expounding the creative process of the "Communist Manifesto", so in the end, there is no grand scene of the labor movement, but narration is used instead. When I watched it, I felt that the friendship of that era was really easy to establish. If the film is right, Marx and Engels established the strongest friendship between touting each other + playing chess for a night, drinking beer and smoking cigars, maybe It is really like-minded (ps: Engels is the handsome face in this movie, Qingliu's handsome) Without him, Marx might have given up long ago. There are also the two women behind Engels and Marx. Marx’s wife is also a thinker. She also wanted to gain real freedom, so she gave up her wealthy capitalist family and chose Marx. Engels’s wife is a proletarian woman. In the movie, she talked to Marx’s wife. She said that the reason she didn’t have children was that Engels’ money was the “dirty money” of the bourgeoisie. To be free, you must first be poor. I think this is a slightly extreme idea, too intense. Let’s talk about that era. All the people at the bottom had only day and night fantasies and listening to those so-called exciting speeches. Their speeches were divided into two groups. The other is through system reform. They found the problem, but their thoughts are not substantive, everything is like floating in the sky, no one is willing to fire the first shot, and more importantly, what they can do after the overthrow, and there is no one who has just taken it accurately. Drive them, after overthrowing, it may be a kind of chaos. But Marx saw the essence and insisted on creating the "Communist Manifesto" when he was expelled from France and did not have a job to support his family. What kind of power is this? It is not for his own happiness, but for the happiness of all mankind. what! When Engels changed the Justice League to the Communist League when he was speaking, it really burned up! The film lines are also rigorous, and I feel that this time the translation is really a lot of work. At last: When I watched it, there were really ten people in the audience. I'm all over forty years old except for the average age. Few people can watch the whole course. The person sitting in front of me really played for an hour and forty-five minutes. The mobile phone really didn't understand why she was here, and it insulted Marx, and even more insulted the movie. (It’s horrible that I can’t find the lines of the movie.) The writing is not good, but it’s all true feelings.
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