cry the world

I think when the words "Good Night and Good Luck" are placed in front of a true movie fan, it has become not just a movie, but a symbol. Reproducing the work of Edward R. Morrow, the legendary journalist and announcer who strongly attacked McCarthy with the "See Now" program and influenced the development of this famous political movement in American history, and eventually led to McCarthy's resignation, the well-known black-and-white photography in the world And in the documentary-like atmosphere of the concise soundtrack, the ins and outs of this smoke-free war are eloquently explained. However, my qualifications are still low, and I have no way to see through every detail of the film. I just vaguely think of the principle of communication, who once recommended him. Under the pressure of the social responsibility of the media and the harsh discourse power, Moruo and a group of CBS producers The team made rapid progress and finally used the media to pull McCarthy down, which was a milestone at the time.

Fifty years later, if you read it again today, you will undoubtedly see the "scream" in it. Isn't the function of the media just to shout out the real voice of the world? In the black-and-white image, the graceful jazz singer pans with the camera. She often sings a song in the midst of the whole group's success, failure and melancholy. Her voice is undoubtedly the most real. A "wonderful show" has entered the social pattern in this way, and the changes have become a mighty warning sound. Morrow, who has won four Emmys and five TV Peanut Man Awards, was appointed by President Kennedy in 1961 as the Director of the U.S. Information Administration. recorded in history.

"Good night, good luck", I always thought it was an inexplicable verse, but it turned out to be two sentences, good night, but I wish you good luck, I will not be as omniscient as you, but I will fight you to the end . At the end of the film, what Moro said at the reception after his speech, I guess it was a kind of encouragement or sustenance. Good night, tomorrow's world still needs others to wish you good luck, so the cry is to persevere forever.

George Clooney's work, exhibited in Venice in 2005, I actually only recognized Robert Downey Jr. in the movie. Aside from the star halo, both in terms of technique and overall style, it is a masterpiece, but the story is really too documented, and the direct consequence is that the plot looks quite chaotic (maybe because I didn't understand it), and the narrative highlights are not. Many, probably the most obvious flaw.

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