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Soledad 2022-03-25 09:01:11

The film tells the story of the young writer male protagonist who was persecuted by political persecution and came to a small town due to accidental amnesia. He was rescued and mistaken for Luke, a soldier who died in World War II (this is a well-respected hero in the town) Afterwards, with the help and efforts of the residents of the town, the movie theater was renovated and the entertainment and life of the town were revived. Then it was revealed that he was not Luke, and the male protagonist who also slowly recovered his memory, from wanting to surrender and confessing to the firm Congress in court, which was not allowed to legislate to interfere with freedom of belief, freed him from persecution and was recognized and accepted by the people in the town again. s story.

Luke and the male protagonist, one fights for people's personal freedom and the other fights for the spiritual freedom of the people. They are both heroes and are equally respected by people.

There is no war footage, but in a quiet town after the war, people expect the return of the hero to see the huge damage caused by the war, and even if they see a fake Luke, people are willing to believe it...

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  • Rahsaan 2021-12-25 08:01:06

    This movie is great, but it's a bit long for nearly 150 minutes. Jim Carrey performed very well, not with his exaggerated facial expressions, but with a very serious attitude, 100% serious. His role is still fresh in memory , He even acted more seriously than in the Truman Show, and the story is very well written. Carrey lost his memory in a car accident. The people in the town thought he was a returnee from the army and welcomed him warmly, so did he I thought... whether you are a fan of Carrey, or you think his performances are always too over, or don’t buy his account at all, it’s okay you can watch this movie, maybe you will change and he really is A rare good actor

  • Jalyn 2021-12-25 08:01:06

    If you have watched this movie, there are two high probability that people will talk about it: one is to fervently analyze the triangle relationship between "constitution", "human rights" and "freedom" in Congress. This can be regarded as a "cliche", people who understand naturally resonate, and those who don't understand laugh. The other is to compare with "Trumen's World". Personal feelings, drama and impact are definitely not comparable, but as above, its stamina needs to be assisted and supplemented by vision experience, similar to the state of most people's three-year-old children. "Towards a Republic" mentality. The last thing I want to say is: I love to sleep, because I love to dream, because of my longing for various possibilities. I love movies, because I love to dream, because I don’t know when my life will stop abruptly. The movie not only prolonged my life three times vertically, but also let me appreciate and empathize with thousands of lives horizontally. That's enough.

The Majestic quotes

  • Adele: Come on.

    [opens window leading down to Town Hall's basement]

    Adele: You first.

    Peter Appleton: [pause, suspiciously] Why me?

    Adele: [deadpan] Well, in the case the vicious guard dogs haven't been fed.

    Peter Appleton: [silent, looks horrified]

    Adele: So you can be a gentleman and help me down.

  • Adele: I'm trying to make up my own mind, about you being Luke.

    Peter Appleton: [rolls eyes] Join the club. So what you do think?

    Adele: The jury is still out.

    Peter Appleton: Fair enough.