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This movie is not a chicken soup movie
Roman 2022-03-24 09:02:47
In my impression, Kevin Costner's sentence is very impressive, sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down, it all comes out in the end. [Sometimes I am passionate, sometimes I am lost and confused, but the days are still living]. It seems to reflect an ancient Chinese poem, a thousand sails pass by the side of a sinking boat, and a thousand trees spring ahead of a sick tree. The new force leaps past the old, advancing with unstoppable force. I have never studied economics, and my understanding of the film is limited to the level of interpersonal and social relations. However, as long as it is a movie that can make people unable to stop typing on the keyboard after watching it, and can't help writing a personal movie review, it can still be regarded as a relatively good movie.
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Daphney 2022-04-21 09:02:52
This film does not intend to deeply analyze the economic situation or the moral relationship between the company and its employees. It is just a small cheer for the fate of individuals who are powerless in the financial turmoil. In this regard, it is relatively successful.
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Rosemarie 2022-03-27 09:01:13
So many good actors are wasted by stories like this. . .
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Jack: How go the suit wars, Bobby?
Bobby Walker: All right, Jack.
Jack: Move any more high-paying American jobs offshore to Asian shitholes this week?
Bobby Walker: Mostly focused on union busting now; you know how it is.
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Bobby Walker: [on phone] Hi, Sally. Bob Walker. Uh, thanks for not returning any of my phone calls. If you do return my call, I would love to know why you fired me without any notice, you fucking, cowardly bitch.
Danny: Gee, I wonder why she never calls you back.
Bobby Walker: Feels good though. God.