As the head of the think tank, Meyers admired Morris, the candidate he supported, until he accidentally discovered something about Morris and the female interns (how so familiar) that he recognized his hypocrisy. At this time, he was unjustly laid off because he was involved in another storm, so he decided to die and take the revelation to join his political opponents. The final outcome was unexpected: Morris re-hired Meyers due to a guilty conscience under the threat of Meyers, but Meyers, who had undergone baptism, showed meaningful eyes to the camera; the female intern of Catholics committed suicide because of unmarried pregnancy. Of interns immediately joined the campaign team with coffee. This film fully exposes the deceitfulness of politicians, the integrity of politicians, the unscrupulous means of elections, and the absurdity of results. In this filthy current, the big people are in intrigue, the little ones climb the dragon and the phoenix, and more people follow the trend or get eliminated. The director has repeatedly emphasized that the film is based on politics but is higher than politics. It can be applied to anyone who loses themselves in the pursuit of fame and gain, who loses their innocence in the ears and eyes, and those who are unscrupulous in the struggle for power will use violence after being attacked. Violent man. But it is undeniable that the political situation and the background of the general election add a lot of highlights to this film.
Gosling has gone wild this year, his appearance rate has risen, and two Golden Globe nominees. The appearance of Philip Hoffman and Paul Giamatti's double fat supporting role at the beginning of the film is eye-catching. Evan Rachel Wood with heavy make-up is actually pretty good-looking. If you don't know her, you must know her uncle-Sir Roger Moore, the former 007.
Clooney insisted on changing the title to "March 15", which was the day when the Roman consul Caesar was assassinated, which symbolized conspiracy and betrayal. I won’t comment on the translation of Chinese names.
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