Crazy media-TV station situation

Unique 2021-11-13 08:01:24

I am mad as hell, i am not gonna take this anymore! What is empathy, this movie is that the depressed announcer shouted out the inner thoughts of many people. Sidney Lumet is a good director. The twelve angry men are astonishing. The hot afternoon is extraordinary. The big trial is also his work. He deserves the title of master. Going back to the movie, this story about the American TV media's ubiquitous audience ratings is undoubtedly wonderful. An announcer who was about to be dismissed finally gave his heartfelt voice, and the ratings unexpectedly increased, so the female producer started a new program for the downfall announcer. The announcer gave a loud speech, hysterical, and ended up in a faint. The female producer is a generation who grew up watching TV and believes that everything should be as shown on TV. She likes old-school news editors and has developed an underground romance. The old-school editors have a clear understanding of her and blindly pursue ratings. , Ignoring morality and responsibility, thinking that being with her will sooner or later be ruined. The new program of the Lost Announcer was very hot, but as time went by, his ratings dropped. The TV station wanted to replace him, and the chairman of the board of directors supported him. So the top of the TV station discussed assassinating him. I thought they were joking, but when the announcer was live, Two extremists actually shot him to death. The film freezes and ends when the announcer falls and dies. This is really a classic film.

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