"A young woman who lived alone was brutally cut her throat? An adult man was buried with several knives? What is the intention of driving a high-speed car with a gun on his forehead to escape the pursuit? Carrying two lives and still escaping legal punishment as if nothing had happened, is this a distortion of human nature? Or a loss of morality? ——Welcome to this issue of Sean's video record"
If the trailer says so, the domestic ratings of "The Simpsons: Made in America" and "American Crime Story" will definitely be followed by two 0's. Of course, the ratings in a certain valve will definitely not be the current 9.5 and 8.8. I believe that there will even be a group of Simpson supporters or fans who will tear up with other people.
Before I started watching, I also doubted myself. I was born under the red flag and grew up in New China. I am a young man of five and four. The Cent Party played it after reading the content of the American theme. Domestic violence, wife killing, aren't these all already conclusive? How can someone take pictures and watch it now? However, after I started watching it, I felt like there was a 180° turn
"Damn, why is this plot so familiar?"
"I wipe, this technique is so familiar."
"I wipe..."
"Good and evil will be rewarded, and the way of heaven is good for reincarnation"
These words may be disrespectful to the Cent Party, but they are my true feelings. America is also an anti-intellectual nation. Simply put, "The Simpsons: Made in America" is about "How Simpson Comes", and "American Crime Story" is about "How Simpson Went". These two films clearly describe the overall appearance of the contemporary American people, and they are not at all the beautiful and tall ones that the cents say. These things of Simpson are very closely related to Xue Zhiqian, Li Xiaolu, and Pi Jiwan. The technique is like the ancestor. After the defense lawyer shouted the word starting with the word N, he and many of us stars scattered on social media. The news that came out was the same, even the ending was similar. The Simpson case was over, and the police officer who collected the evidence was finally convicted. After looking at Pi Jiwan and Moulu again, it was gai who was taken off the shelves, especially the expressions of fans on social media were exactly the same as the performance of black people on the streets of Los Angeles at that time. No, it made these two dramas a reality. significance.
I'm starting to understand what people who score high are thinking.
These two dramas, one is a 90-minute orthodox documentary in each episode, and every frame is suffocating. The naked truth makes you have to realize the darkness of human nature, no matter whether these people are in name or for Profits, or for the so-called freedom and justice, they all achieved a mockery of the so-called democracy of contemporary America through a twisted method. The other is a collection of big names in American crime, law, soap and film, many of whom have long since become immortals, such as Travolta, who jointly reproduce the ridiculous and generous trial of the century in the United States.
In the second year of filming these two dramas, that is, on July 20, 2017, the four parole officers agreed that he was no longer socially harmful, and the famous OJ Simpson was first reinstated on October 1, 2017. free. This is another slap in the face after 20 years. Simpson can be said to be a very representative star created by American professional sports. If you watch the NBA early, you can still see that the NBA has made great efforts to transform the sports stars dressed in street clothes into "playing in a jersey, Wear a shirt" sports star. OJ Simpson is a good example of success for them, and many contemporary professional athletes also follow the path of "famous athlete → TV commentator → actor". However, the effect of early fame on personality distortion is also huge. As more and more high school students enter the professional league, the uniforms have also formulated corresponding policies, but they cannot stop those who are generous in high school. The incident of accepting a hummer from someone else happened, I don't want to say that this led to the concept of money first entering their concept early and affecting their later career, but the star who accepted the hummer died every time he negotiated a contract Talking about it has also caused his current career embarrassment to a certain extent (of course, another part of the reason why he is unpopular among most people is his fans).
Most of the first half of "Simpson: Made in America" explains these backgrounds. The commercial benefits brought by talent have made Simpson what it is now. It is smooth sailing in the professional arena, and other aspects are also smooth sailing. In "The White-Headed Detective" You can see his superb performance in the show. This superb is really not a derogatory term. Even in this era, it is still difficult to see retired athletes with such skilled acting skills. These may have given him a racial inversion, a person who didn't even consider himself a black class, and contrasted with Simpson, who was judged on the basis of racial discrimination by the legal team in the trial of the century.
Although it is said to be the trial of the century, "Made in America" did not put too much effort into narrating the trial, but the contrast between Simpson before and after the trial left a deep impression on people. Simpson gained his freedom and won criminally, but he failed in civil affairs. The foundation accumulated through his career collapsed, and the family of the victim was sentenced to $33.5 million in a civil lawsuit. These doomed Simpson's tragedy for the rest of his life. , On the altar, the characters kept breaking through the bottom line and finally he was sentenced to 33 years in prison for robbery again.
"American Crime Story" is different. The 10 episodes are focused on the year-long trial. Simpson himself, the defense lawyer team known as the Dream Team, the judge, the prosecutor, and the jury are all in the play. The protagonist, if "Made in America" is to explain all the background to the audience and make the audience think, then "American Crime Story" is to bring the audience into the play through the detailed description of each character. It is more dramatic than "Made in America" for everyone who has experienced this event to achieve empathy, and each character is described with a certain amount of ink. Although the actors are almost all big names, there is almost no fault in their acting skills. But compared with "Made in America", Simpson's actor seems to be a little too careless. Too much anger and exaggerated tones are black enough, but their gestures are obviously similar to Simpson himself, a well-dressed upper class. There is a certain gap. If Dwayne Johnson, who is a few years younger, plays the role, it will have miraculous effects.
But despite these flaws, American Crime Story still surpasses most of the more popular shows on the market. In the order of viewing, it is strongly recommended that "American Crime Story" come first, and then fill in the background and OJ Simpson's ending in "Made in America".
The Simpson in the play may have ended, but in reality, although Simpson has been paroled, he still has to face 5 years of parole. Banned from drinking alcohol, being tested at any time, not using drugs or possessing weapons, and violating any parole rules, he will be back in jail. Although his compensation was only given 1% of the judgment amount, the victim's family could not touch Simpson's NFL pension of about $25,000 a month. I believe that the 70-year-old Simpson should not have much problems in basic life. Possibly moving back to Miami to continue his life on parole.
But Nevada Attorney General Pam Bundy has made it clear that OJ Simpson is not welcome, saying: "It's impossible for him to live comfortably in Nevada. Our state should not be a country club for criminals." A professional athlete, with a crossover star in the middle, who is Simpson in the second half of his life after the age of 70? Let's wait and see. (Finish)
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