Undoubtedly, at this level, this is a breakthrough for Jim Carrey's film career.
What I admire is the admirable courage of the cast and crew and their appreciation for the freedom of American society.
First, he dared to put a large part of Bush's speech into the film, and blatantly satirized the phenomena of bankruptcy, high unemployment, difficulty in finding employment, and social security chaos in the American society under his leadership. Question and condemn the government.
Second, if such a film can be staged in the United States and even around the world, it has to obey the freedom of speech in the United States. If you change the country, huh, huh. . . Because I was a fan of Liu Xinwu's revealing of the Dream of Red Mansions recently, and seeing Liu Xinwu's speculations about Cao Xueqin's creative thinking, he felt very sympathetic to Cao Xueqin's feelings at the time that he wanted to reveal but did not dare to say it directly. But the sensitivity of the Chinese people to politics does not distinguish the times.
Third, I am disgusted with the ending of the film. Maybe the director made such a conclusion for the film out of the consideration of a comedy, but everyone knows well that relying on a charitable donation of 400 million yuan can solve the livelihood and pension of 6,000 people in the future? The tragic ending may be more thought-provoking. . This pale comedy ending is a last resort.
View more about Fun with Dick and Jane reviews