I didn't see that famous sentence

Ollie 2022-03-21 09:02:23

If the bleak North American box-office dignified a hammer and smashed the film to shreds; and burned the American audience's apathetic response to the war into flames and burned the remaining shards; then from the ashes can still rise And it is Streep's acting that shines like a fairy queen. The person who went to see the film for her had the gift of being a prophet.

Like "No Country for Old Men", this play belongs to the internal contradictions of the people of the United States of America. When you go out of America, you are a crowd of people watching the fun. Because he is a complete anti-war activist, he should wave the flag to some extent. But personal goals and the superstructure's purpose can be seamlessly combined is usually just a beautiful dream. Sometimes the price is not just "what do you think" that others have understated, but a life that ends in a tragic end.

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Extended Reading
  • Adeline 2022-04-21 09:02:45

    91:43 The reporter said that the United States only fought for five years in World War II

  • Mckenna 2022-04-21 09:02:45

    Because it is the director of the strongest anti-forcible demolition drama in history, the work of Robert Redford, so I ask for it according to the picture!

Lions for Lambs quotes

  • Todd Hayes: Look, if we're gonna spend tax dollars, our tax dollars, to help people break the law in a safer way, why don't we have a designated drunk-driver lane on the highway too?

  • Senator Jasper Irving: We walk, and Afghanistan reverts back to the Taliban. Only now the Taliban has metastasized into something infinitely more vicious and potent because they're now 2-0 versus superpowers. They butcher the people who helped us, who voted and were stupid enough to put their faith in our word. So call it not only the end of hope for 10s of millions of Afghans, but the end of American credibility, the end of America as a force for righteousness in the world. And when we're forced to go back in a couple years, and please quote me on this, we'll be squared off against a shattered Iraq, a hopeless Afghanistan, and a nuclear Iran. How many troops are we going to need then? I guarantee you'll be adding some zeros.