Disgusting us China again

Summer 2022-03-23 09:02:01

That's what a movie is all about. It's a movie that has a lot of smoke, but it turns out that it's difficult to complete. It seems to be a blockbuster, but when I watched it, I couldn't find the highlight of the film. The only thing that is impressive is that it is mentioned at the end of the film that China is an important factor in the instability of the third world - selling arms to the third world.
Today’s Western movies no longer deliberately regard the Soviet Union as an imaginary enemy, but instead pay more and more attention to us, China, and frequently use us as the number one choice for the imaginary enemy. In other words, the content of current international blockbusters does not seem to keep pace with the times unless it is side by side with China. And this "side by side" is mostly an act of smearing and throwing feces. It is no secret that China sells arms to the third world. However, compared with those military predators in the West, our China is really nothing. Of course, I have no intention of defending China's actions, nor does it mean that I agree with it. What I feel is the reality that those Westerners don't disgust us in China, and they feel uncomfortable.

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  • Kayla 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    The plot is quite tense, especially the slightly light soundtrack aggravates the tense rhythm. Unfortunately, there are too many clues and it is difficult to understand. Naomi Watts is also old, and Clive Owen is still such a tough guy. . . 3.5 stars

  • Ellis 2022-03-27 09:01:08

    Except for the beautiful buildings, I don't know what's going on in the whole movie. I can't see clearly. It's actually Tom Tykwer, the one who shot Lola Run and the perfume! ! !

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