The Washington Post movie isn't a popcorn movie, so it might be boring to those who aren't interested in such movies. But from the point of view of a biographical film, uh... It is true that the first half is still relatively boring, but it does not affect the quality of the entire film, which is indeed worthy of an 8.2 rating. The English title of the film is "The Post", and the Chinese name has become The Washington Post. The New York Times is estimated to be vomiting blood. It is clearly their beginning, and the Washington Post has all the benefits in the end. My two favorite lines in the film, The only way to protect the right to publish is to publish. The only way to defend the freedom of the press is to publish. The press was to serve the governance, not the governors. The media should serve the people, not the rulers. So why is the media in the United States so free? It's a good start. Even the president can be hard-hearted. What's the point of panic? Most countries can't do it. The government is strictly controlled. There are completely two versions of what happened and what happened in reality. Later, it was only with the help of foreign reporters that the truth was revealed. In comparison, it is completely incomparable with the American media and newspapers, and the level is too different. Journalism in China is pretty good, eh.
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