This sentence is repeated repeatedly in the film, and the person before this sentence is a brave and persistent person. After saying this sentence, when all the light and shadow are dim, he shows his weakness and helplessness to some extent. .
A man who constantly struggles with a power far beyond himself requires courage that others cannot imagine, and his weakness is precisely what others cannot see.
It's a black-and-white '50s-inspired film, filled with the image of a decidedly typical American in a greasy-brained suit. Our protagonist always has a cigarette in his mouth to host the show, always looking at the camera from above his eyes, always expressionless, always shirt and strap, especially orthodox.
This is a semi-documentary film, but still full of American aesthetics and heroism. The protagonist is a public figure, a brave person who opposes the authorities. In the face of the criticism and pressure around him, he still does justice and seems to be on the cusp of justice by himself. It must be said that it is a manifestation of heroism. However, this is also a framework and means that Americans are familiar with.
What I have to say is the performance of the actors. Although there is some suspicion of pretending to be cool, they are still very skilled. Forever Armani's George Clooney is still so handsome, and not many shows still see the demeanor of his big star. And our protagonist's consistent performance from start to finish is just right.
It is worth noting the details of the film, such as the slight trembling of Morrow's feet during the first confrontation with McCarthy, and the momentary emptiness and exhaustion he has after each show. The handling of these details makes the character's heart more clearly displayed.
Due to the nature of the semi-documentary and the length of the film, the film does not have too many ups and downs, but it is very bland, and the narrative style is also very bland. Long shots are used in many places, and the black and white effect makes the film not brilliant. But more flavor.
Think about Chinese public opinion, either get lost in the guide, or completely ignore the guide and report indiscriminately. I don't know how many so-called self-disciplined copywriters there are.
"Looking back on the past, I asked myself, and I didn't do everything right and unbiased, but I always tried my best to pursue the truth and report it." If every Chinese media person asks himself like this, our society may be even better. Harmonious as the guide said.
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