So this film is just like the Brazilians themselves took out democracy and played it from beginning to end. To be honest, compared to the American Empire's ideology that talks about democracy and its eyes are shining, this film is still a bit thoughtful (in terms of the form of the film). Democracy in Brazil, like China's modernization, is nothing short of false prosperity. Of course, let's look at Taiwan's democracy, and even the democracy in the US Empire, it's just a different degree of disguise. This film says that the core of democracy is votes, votes are politics, and politics are interests, and then the film handles very well that the damned people have to die, and the captain of the skull with instant headshots and superb marksmanship has to die. Too much curiosity Female reporters who think they won't be fucked will have to die. These people won't suddenly climb out to testify, and then embrace the protagonist for a 360-degree bullet time circle.
In the end, he sacrificed himself to protect the handsome, and changed his head with his arms. "The system is still going on, and it will take a long time to change." Look at Jinling's thirteen hairpins re-telling the story of what happened in Nanjing according to the Western style, and all of a sudden, human nature shines in the darkness of war , As for the national army snipers running around, it is like saying: ah, my mainland movies can also shoot the national army.
Although democracy should not be used as a matter of fact, it is true that people are hundreds of positions ahead. If they catch up, it may be very fast, it may take a long time, or they may never catch up.
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