There are some movies that can't be met. This "encounter" can only be an unexpected encounter, and a prepared encounter will overshadow everything. Forgetting what year it was, I somehow rented a VCD called "Stimulation 1995". At that time, I didn’t know who was Tim Robbins and who was Morgan Freeman. I only knew that I was chasing it all day long. Andy Lau and Faye Wong were spinning around, everything seemed to be God's will, so I watched the film silently, unconsciously, and inexplicably. Just like I never wanted to be bewitched by "Brave Heart" again, when Wallace called out freedom, although the blood boiled at that moment, it gradually cooled down but looked extremely pale. Do we need freedom, do we just need freedom, what kind of freedom do we need?
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