If the best female group drama of the year is awarded to the aunts of "Help", then the best male group drama of the year is "The President's Killing Bureau". Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Paul Giamatti are all calm brothers, and they belong to the protagonists who are not funny, double-sided and secretive. This type of political film is the most appropriate. At the same time, Evan Rachel Wood and Marisa Tomei are on screen again after "The Wrestler" and play an important role in the men's gang.
"I'm not a Christian, I'm not a Muslim; I don't ask God, I don't follow Allah. My faith is very simple, the U.S. Constitution." The Democratic candidate Morris (George Clooney), in order to evade a certain symbolic responsibility and give the public a loud and easy memory point, when he really said "I only believe in the U.S. Constitution", as a Paul Zara (played by Philip Seymour Hoffman) of his staff think tank let out a disgusting sneer, but when Morris looked back, he gave a thumbs up very accustomed to: "Good point, buddy! "
You can bankrupt a country, you can start unnecessary wars, but you can't sleep with interns!"
The mechanism of elections, the details of democracy, and language barriers are not a small hurdle for understanding the film. In the same category, there is also the British political drama "In the Loop" (2009) by Armando Lannucci. Different systems have created an indescribable estrangement. The Chinese cannot understand the United States, and the Americans cannot understand China. , and will not appreciate the unparalleled conspiracy in the Three Kingdoms. In addition, the political whirlpool involves too much intrigue, unspoken rules and things that can only be understood and unspoken. Therefore, Quan is a spectator, and you don't have to be too serious about the details of the plot.
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