From the beginning until the little girl's mother was shot, I felt that this was an inspirational film, which promoted the heroine's fearlessness and adherence to her own principles.
But until the female CIA was shot, and the previous foreshadowing on the school bus always made me feel a little abrupt, it seemed to be related to the theme of the movie. At that moment I thought that the little girl should be the source.
But it doesn't matter anymore, even though the reporter didn't reveal her, she will definitely hate the reporter's arrogance and the so-called principle she insists when she grows up to make her so young lost his mother. Including the reporter's son and ROSS will also hate her, at least they don't understand her deeply.
I think the tragedy lies in the naivety of the reporter. It can also be said that she loves children too much and is meticulous. In the end, I had to give in reluctantly, and it was a bit like "toasting, not eating, and eating fine wine".
Advantages and disadvantages may be just a fine line. The same quality plays a different role in different things and is then brought with different emotional colors. It is really a man who knows the current affairs and is Junjie, his arms can't bend his thighs.
The film is a bit of a departure from the heroism of most American movies, but it's more realistic.
The masses do not just need the truth, they are often the most realistic and flexible.
Sometimes you can't be too self-righteous, too self-righteous, too sharp, and tragedies are often produced in this way, which makes people feel regretful and painful, and makes people feel powerless.
Sometimes the truth doesn't matter, what matters is how it affects you, others, and the future, and whether the results are what you want and whether you can control them.
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