It should be noted that the version I downloaded is terrible. Basically, the plot of the battlefield is full of shadows. At the same time, the subtitle translation is also very poor. It is basically impossible to rely on it to understand the plot.
In retrospect, it seems that I seldom watch such political-themed films, and domestic films are impossible. Except for joking about the history of hundreds of years ago, films that focus on current affairs are basically non-existent (I have not found them). Perhaps only the people of a democratic country like the United States can do such a refreshing thing.
We don't care about the attitude of the film itself, or the director and a group of stars towards the Iraq war. What's wonderful is that several Hollywood generals gathered together to have a dialogue, and easily explained the goals, attitudes, and ins and outs of the Iraq war. Clearly, three unrelated incident clips from different scenes have been edited into one piece through the lines, and a qualitative change has taken place - the real report from the official, the public, and the scene, what a convincing proof! Have to admire the skill of veteran Redford.
Maybe this film has some boring suspicions, maybe I was good at international politics when I was in middle school, and I can understand the thinking trajectory of politics and war, so I admire the lines of this film very much, even if the translator is a layman, you can still hear streep Wonderful tit for tat with cruze. I am also a journalist, and I really appreciate the way the female reporter asks questions, her quick thinking, and her rich professional experience! In addition, I will not be easily influenced by the interviewees, which is a quality that I am very lacking. This is also the reason why the senators are so impressed with her. It's not easy to be a reporter in such a position...
It's a very educated film and it's worth watching.
The last sentence: The title of this film is also very accurate, praise!
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