Unexpectedly, it is the new work of "Patriot Game" director Philip Noyce. I heard that he has been keen on political themes recently. It seems that there is no need to look forward to future Hollywood commercial films, because good commercial directors are like Philip Noyce. There is a pursuit.
Tim Robbins, who I have always liked, is playing the big villain this time, and he is a very smart villain with a black heart and a black hand. But there's nothing good about the play. The only thing I'm happy about is that the movie uses a lot of reggae with Bob's horsepower. I love it. And those black people, they are amazing. Whether it’s a wedding, a funeral, work or an exercise, they sing when they open their mouths, all in harmony of four or five voices. It can be regarded as a good musical, hehe.
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