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The price of a great man is not something everyone can afford
Maia 2022-03-24 09:01:45
At first I thought he was the 31st president of the United States, but later found out that he was the founder of the FBI. If the characters described in the film are basically true, then he is really an actor who wrote, directed and acted, and is extremely hungry for power. The selfish to the extreme paranoia; people are really the most complex animals in the world, there is nothing wrong with simplicity, but if you encounter such people on the road of life, it will really become "being sold and helping From the point of view of Darwin's "evolution", the original purpose of human beings becoming complex is to protect themselves and live better; if the characters described in the film are not true, it is just for some political reasons Purpose or other needs are deliberately shaped by the media, and you have to sigh that power is really not a good thing. He can lift you to the sky or throw you into hell. But Hoover is no longer there, and it doesn't matter to him what future generations think of him, but for us, it is still a case worth learning from. Be a simple person, have food to eat, sleep, dreams to pursue, a certain spiritual life, relatives, lovers, friends, a warm family, a lovely child, really Enough, after all, we are neither Hoover nor Jobs, the price of a great man is not something that everyone can afford
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Michel 2021-11-30 08:01:26
Boiled water, I don't feel like saying anything. The biopic is difficult to shoot. Now I think back to Stone's "Nixon" is pretty good. Xiao Li's acting skills have improved quite well, except for acting as a homosexual, the implementation of these sections lacks some persuasiveness.
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Kenyatta 2022-04-24 07:01:06
It seems that Xiao Lizi's path has been decided. What should I do? No matter how good he plays, he won't win an award - -||| Find an 18-year-old girl who can help her husband!
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J. Edgar Hoover: It's easy to be the expert if you're the only person in the world with any interest.
Clyde Tolson: He does also claim he can tell as much from a cut of wood as a doctor can from an autopsy.
J. Edgar Hoover: Ah.
Clyde Tolson: He has, um, social difficulties.
J. Edgar Hoover: He is mentally ill, isn't he?
Clyde Tolson: He's only as mad as you are - sir.
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Congressman: But your agency is already one of the most well-funded in Washington, is it not?
J. Edgar Hoover: Yes, that is true sir, but our car and bank robbery recoveries totaled 6.5 million last year, and our budget is only, well, 2 million. Unlike other departments in Washington, we actually run a profit.