Did you leak today?

Jacynthe 2022-03-23 09:02:24

In our great motherland, if one day the corrupt wants to punish you, what will you do? It is estimated that 99% of the time, it can only be swallowed. After all, if you reason with the righteous corruption, it will play hooligan with you; if you want to play hooligan with it, it will reason with you. In short, it is an almost impossible task for people to sue officials in the motherland.

But if you have read Mr. Linda's "A Closer Look at America" ​​series, you will know that in the United States, civil lawsuits against officials are very common. This movie tells such a story.

A CIA agent and her husband collect information on Iraqi nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction for the U.S. government. The information shows that there is no conclusive evidence that Iraq is engaged in these activities. But Zheng corrupt still launched the war against Iraq. While her husband's conscience was disturbed, he disclosed the truth to the press, and he was retaliated by the government...

It was a good subject, but unfortunately, it was ruined by the director comrade.

The director spent about half the length of the film telling the foreplay: how the couple collected evidence, how they dealt with characters from various countries, etc., and also interspersed with the story of a former Iraqi scientist... In short, as much as you want. After watching it for more than half an hour, I didn't know what the film was trying to say. It wasn't until halfway through, when my husband revealed the truth to the press, that I had a clue—well, maybe my comprehension was just too bad.

Next, due to the government's retaliation, the couple's life is in trouble and their relationship is tested. But despite doing so much foreplay, the wife's attitude of admitting defeat after a 180-degree turn is confusing. Then I suddenly figured it out for some reason, and it was even more abrupt, without even a minimum explanation. If the inexplicable conversation she had with her father was an explanation, then I was really convinced.

Finally, the couple finally decided to join hands to fight the government. I thought it was time for a climax, but at this moment, the film actually—subtitled for a while! Tell us directly that the couple won and the government lost. But how did you win and how did you lose? - He didn't say anything at all!

The feeling of the whole film is that the director is very good at foreplay, and does foreplay with all his strength. When I entered the state, I was ready to do the right thing, and all of a sudden - the director leaked!

WTF, you idiot!

Digression: Naomi Watts is really getting old. In 1080p high-definition resolution, the wrinkles around the corners of Sister Na's eyes and forehead cannot be blocked even if she is carefully concealed with makeup.

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Extended Reading
  • Dereck 2022-04-21 09:02:46

    The entire US theme blockbuster reasonably promotes the personal heroism of the US and avoids the political issue of the US President and Congress going to war with Iraq. The screenwriter is quite clever. Have to admire the political accuracy of others. In fact, it is similar to Uncle Jian X of the Chinese Dynasty, but he is not as simple and violent as ours, which is offensive. It's worth learning from you!

  • Jimmie 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    The movie is sad to watch. The word loyalty may seem too red and too righteous, but true loyalty should be like this: not submission to power, officialdom, government, but loyalty to the truth and the future of a right country. The first half of the film is a bit chaotic, with too many clues, but the second half is full of emotions. My favorite old man and old woman are acting together again, it's so good.

Fair Game quotes

  • [last lines]

    Valerie Plame: I loved my career because I loved my country. I was proud of the serious responsibilities entrusted to me as a CIA covert operations officer.

  • Valerie Plame: You seriously think you can pick a fight with the White House and win? They'll bury us.

    Joe Wilson: They'll bury us if we don't. Listen Valerie.

    Valerie Plame: No you listen to me.

    Joe Wilson: No, Valerie, Valerie, Valerie! Do I, does that make me right if I shout louder than you? If I shout louder than you am I right? If I'm the White House and I shout a million times louder than you, does that make me right? They lied Valerie, they lied. That's the truth.