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A free country
Dangelo 2021-12-24 08:01:56
I excerpted the speech that Wilson gave at the end of the film, "The responsibility of a country is not on a few privileged persons. To make the country strong and free from dictatorship. It is necessary for each of us not to forget our responsibilities as citizens. Whether you see the potholes in the streets or the lies in the State of the Union address, you have to speak out, question, and ask for the truth. Democracy is not easy to obtain. This is a fact, but this is the country in which we live. Only if we fulfill our responsibilities can our descendants continue to live here. god bless america". We must continue to fulfill our civic responsibilities and continue to defend our freedom, so that what we leave to our future generations is a free and peaceful land. The light of freedom shines on China forever!
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Carol 2022-04-23 07:02:58
It turned out to be a film adapted from that incident report. I knew it earlier, I wouldn't be able to play it. I also met a super irresponsible 2B subtitle group. Ah, but fortunately there is NAOMI, help me support!
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Ned 2022-04-21 09:02:46
After "21 Grams", see Naomi Watts and Sean Penn again. Played a political couple. The film has a strong documentary style, and the scene of Sean Penn crying is impressive, as if it is the only soft emotion exposed under the hard core.
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Scooter Libby: Why does the CIA feel the need to "play" these briefings.
Paul: No, no, what I mean is... Okay look, I didn't mean what I just said.
Scooter Libby: Which part? The last part? Or other things, too?
Paul: I'm sorry, I'm getting a little confused.
Scooter Libby: You want me to come back?
Paul: No. God no.
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Diana: So do you have, like, lovers all over the world? Do you have a gun?
Diana: [down to a whisper] And have you killed people?
Valerie Plame: I can't. I - I... I can't tell you anything.
Diana: You can't tell me anything... OK - alright. So... you want to go shopping? See a movie? Maybe mani-pedi?