I watched another movie starring Anne Hathaway. It really doesn't matter if a woman is handsome. In the play, Debbie was framed by her boyfriend and imprisoned. After 5 years in prison, she designed how to take revenge. It reminded me of Michael's careful planning in "Prison Break". After being released from prison, Debbie meticulously planned how to steal Cartier's diamond necklace worth 150 million and put the blame on her boyfriend. She first found her ex-jail partner Du, played by Cate Blanchett. Du has been selling fake wine. After listening to Debbie's plan and knowing Debbie's original intention, out of trust in Debbie and a seamless grasp of the plan, Du found five other people to implement the plan together. There are diamond cutters, professional pickpockets, beautiful spies, top hackers, and well-known designers who are heavily in debt. As a result, there is no suspense, the plan was successful, and everyone received nearly 400 million in receipts. Boyfriend was framed and jailed. The biggest reversal is that the brainless star played by Anne Hathaway was willing to be designed and participated in the plan, and finally divided 400 million. And her motive for joining was only because she had no friends. The most impressive thing is that a barrage netizen said that with a high IQ, there is nothing that can't be done. I think it is precisely because people with high IQs need to be educated to do something and not to do something. The most important thing in education is not to teach people knowledge, but to make people have morals. In this way, crime in the world will be reduced and the world will be at peace.
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