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Elton 2022-03-22 09:01:32
The White House has been captured again, for the second time in two months. However, I feel that this movie is better than the last one. The plot, characters, and lines are all fuller, which means it is more human and looks more appropriate. Whenever I see the villain pointing a gun at the protagonist's forehead, I get anxious, and there is a lot of bullshit. When there is a chance to kill the protagonist, don't be soft-hearted, shoot first and then talk. The movie is a bit old-fashioned, and many things are a bit stereotyped, too Hollywood-style, but I can't help but eat this.
Extended Reading
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Donnie the Guide: Now, not too many people realize this, but the White House is actually three buildings: there's the East Wing, where you guys came in, there's the West Wing, which houses the Oval and Executive Offices of the president, and we're about to enter the residence, which is the big, famous building in the middle that got blown up in "Independence Day".
Midwestern Woman: What's in there?
Donnie the Guide: Well, that's the president's home theater. Membership has its privileges.
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Donnie the Guide: Oil painting by Tom Freeman to commemorate the burning of the White House by the British in 1814.
Cale: Wait, the White House burned down?
Donnie the Guide: Yeah, yeah, in the War of 1812. Practically had to be rebuilt from the ground up. When I look at this painting, I get very emotional.