Even if it is for publicity, please tell the story smoothly and create the characters to be true and believable-this is the first task of film creators

Earline 2021-12-02 08:01:26

Three and a half. Both the head and tail are common, the life at the beginning is somewhat lengthy, and the end uses pseudo-documentary to declare one’s political views just like "Black Party Member", without disguising it. Although it is clear-cut and hard-line conservative, its neutrality is greatly compromised. Going back to the film itself, from when Cheney had the desire to be vice president, the whole film began to get better, and it gradually made me stunned. Although I think of a moderately dramatic treatment in order to exaggerate Cheney's wealth and inhumanity and playing with power, it is still surprising when facing the most powerful vice president in the history of the United States. Although the shot was the vice president, what is interesting is that President Bush Jr. was ridiculed by all kinds of irony, not only seemed to be worried about his ability, but also at the mercy of others, allowing the vice president to trample and misinterpret the laws of the country. In fact, from the content point of view, this is a serious movie, but this time it is even more exaggerated than "Big Short" with the alienation effect and various satires that give the movie a bit of black humor. The liberals in the United States are obviously not the great saints, but this way of using movies to "fight" is quite clever.

Arielle 2022-04-21 09:02:03

It's so boring, the editing is annoying. What do you expect from shady polititians. Of course Bell's acting skills are beyond doubt. Amy Adams is also very distressed.