The "Washington Post" seems to be a black government, but it is actually an export of national culture! From an omniscient perspective, with the Washington Post as the main body, it tells the story of the "Pentagon Papers Leak Case" in the United States in 1971. Spielberg has undoubtedly told a good story, the narrative is complete, well-structured, and emotionally charged, and the performances of Tom Hanks and Aunt May are still online. But everything about the film (except the hacked government) is too upright, there is no competition, no selfishness, even those who disagree with the publication are actually protecting the entire company from their own perspective. And the characters of the two leading actors are full of mainstream halo! 7.5 points. ps: It is typical to promote one's own social culture through historical events!
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