There is a scene where Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, the former head of the scientific research department of the Tobacco Group, came to the lawn outside the court after testifying in court. The producer of the news column Sixty Minutes, Lowell Bergman, was standing there, and there were two trees not far away. Casts two long shadows. Just like the shadows cast by these two people, they stretched straight and extended... They were like tall trees, bravely and stubbornly sticking to their principles, even though they didn't know what kind of wind and rain they would face.
The background music in the movie fascinates me from beginning to end, sometimes tense, sometimes sad, sometimes heavy, sometimes excited.
Finally, the news about the facts finally came out, and the producer's wife said, "You won."
"What did I win?"
Just for a fact, a fact that should have been announced, but it made a group of people go through many setbacks. The intermittent thoughts in my head, what I think of and what to say, is indeed a good film.
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