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Be humble.
Bulah 2022-03-15 08:01:02
Good movies are always mixed, let them scold them, there is no political correctness here, only "objectivity" from a personal point of view. What is objectivity? Is it the non-Western-centric values that those people call it? Come on, save your spit! Letting you take pictures also reflects your "non-non-Western-centrism" paranoia. Did you see how strong Maria was when she was raped? Have you seen the life and death of the frontline reporter? See how Stone takes handheld photography to the extreme? That's enough, enough for us to learn, don't stand talking and don't worry about your back pain. It doesn't matter if you don't like it, but don't make unprofessional comments.
Extended Reading
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Hayley 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The director's helplessness and expectations for the world are often seen from the black background and white words at the end of the movie... It's heart-wrenching and can't be relieved. Oliver is like a ghost in Hamlet, constantly pushing his audience to find out the truth about the world.
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Laura 2022-03-27 09:01:21
The protagonist is an asshole in the first half, and the world is an asshole in the second half. Oliver Stone's great hatred for reality and his great love for America are his essence!
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Richard Boyle: [his last lines] You don't know what it's like in El Salvador! You have no idea! Maria! *Maria!*
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Doctor Rock: Vietnam, you know, Vietnam? I mean, we invading here, or what?
Female U.S. soldier: I don't know what you're talking about. I was kinda young during all that. Look I got orders not to speak to the press, okay? And you're weird, so fuck off.
Doctor Rock: What the hell, I'm not with the press!