2013-04-30The
CEOs of the seven major tobacco companies stood in front of the judge and lied calmly, which seemed to be deceit, but the law was helpless. When it comes to business responsibility, it can be a heavy topic. Jack Ma, an English teacher, is a person with great business responsibilities, but he will also be devastated by a group of so-called shop assistants. In contemporary China, how many businessmen still have at least business responsibilities, I dare not jump to conclusions on this topic. Likewise, as a reporter, how many other reporters remember whether to speak for D or P-min? Perhaps it seems a little too noble to speak with facts. Do journalists still remember their lowest ideals?
During this period of time, the scandal of the Hong Kong ICAC has been rampant. The ICAC used to be a model of morality, but in just 10 years, the Chinese people will be flexible and moderate, and the professional spirit has been captured. Fortunately, there are still some persistent people in the western world, journalists, police officers, scientists, prosecutors, they are just like Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, and like the ending of this movie, they are not perfect. Maybe they all have their own weaknesses and unbearable pasts, but Their perseverance and persistence in their own sense of identity are the hope for the truth of the world.
The old guy who plays the CEO is very powerful, and you can see his cunning and cunning with just one look. Russell Crowe plays metaphorically heavy, like his size, and he fits the genre. Mike Wallace's life should be made into a biography in the future. This old man is spicy enough, direct enough, and oily enough. 29-year-old Christopher Plummer (Christopher Plummer) to play the final moments of Mike Wallace should not be a problem.
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