When it first started, this movie reminded me of Lord of War. When I saw that movie, I wanted to say that they were not wrong.
If there were no cigarette sellers, would there be no cigarettes in the world? Why not shut down all tobacco factories and blame the cigarette sellers?
If there are no wine sellers, will there be no drunkards in the world?
Would the world be peaceful without gun sellers?
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these ideas are as ridiculous as hating actors who play villains on TV.
It's not covered in the movie, but I want to say, I'm in this business, but I try not to let teenagers smoke, not to let pregnant women smoke... but this seems a bit naive, alas. In fact, I just want to say that there will always be people who will do many things, not Zhang San or Li Si, that's how things are.
Whether smoking is good or bad is actually nothing to discuss. It is worth exploring whether your view on everything is conformity or your own true opinion? your own opinion~ The dialectical relationship of things is destined to have both good and bad sides, and cigarettes are no exception.
In the end, Nick chose another endorsement item with the same purpose - a mobile phone. awesome. He's a lobbyist, not really. He is reminding the world of the two sides of things.
A very funny episode is the ruthless use of the female reporter and the ruthless abandonment of the boss. The so-called journalist who exposes "justice", and the villain who regards interests as everything. (Actually, this was set up when he took credit to the big boss to say that the Hollywood movie star smoking idea was his own)
I couldn't help but laugh, everyone said Nick was the murderer. however, who is fucked indeed?
The final plot is also very interesting, explaining the ending of each guy. very nice. Very American.
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