Fight to the end-Mr. Smith to Washington

Gilberto 2021-12-09 08:01:20

of the people by the people for the people Smith, a young man who organized the Boy Scouts, came to Congress to become a member of Congress. He proposed a motion to establish a Boy Scout base. The motion is contrary to the dam motion. The dam motion is backed by big shots. They framed Smith and Smith. With the support of his assistant Sanders, he fought hard until he fainted. Smith firmly believed in the creed of Lincoln and Washington, and was full of expectations for everything in Washington. After recognizing the hypocrisy of some congressmen, he began to fight and make a proposal to change his hometown. The parliament was fighting alone, media reports were one-sided and opposed, and the support of the Boy Scouts was drowned out by the opposition. In the end, it was the congressmen who had friendship with Smith's father who slapped themselves, and Smith turned defeat into victory. In fact, the real situation of people like Smith in the United States is not optimistic. The shot showing Mr. Smith feels at a loss after seeing the beauty is very interesting. The shot only takes pictures of his hand holding a hat. The hat falls off after holding it in his hand for a while. He picks it up again, and then falls again. He picks it up again, and shoots repeatedly. It makes people laugh. Smith's first proposal in Congress was also very interesting. He stammered, trembling, and highly nervous. James Stewart's performance is very natural, people believe that he is Smith, the film perfectly shows the operation of the US Congress, congressmen, reporters, visitors and children internship, staged wonderful performances.

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  • Arden 2021-12-09 08:01:20

    Frank Capra's films always have a simple power to touch me, even if sometimes I feel that the technique is a little naive, but I still get moved in a mess.

  • Lottie 2021-12-09 08:01:20

    3.5; The introduction of "Boy Scouts" is quite clever. It is not only a metaphor for Mr. Smith’s first arrival in Washington, but also alluding to children as the hope of changing the current state of the country in the future, and the existence of Boy Scouts as an entity in the narrative can also promote . The solitary voice of idealism in court is still a fairy tale after all, and it is part of the American dream. It may not happen, and it never happened, but we have seen how "democracy" and "freedom" came into being, because of these With innocent and fearless shouts, the progress of mankind can move forward slowly.

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington quotes

  • Senator Joseph Paine: I know how you feel, Jeff. Thirty years ago - I had those ideals, too. I was *you*. I had to make the decision you were asked to make today. And I compromised - yes! So that all these years I could stay in that Senate - and serve the people in a thousand honest ways! You've got to face facts, Jeff. I've served our state well, haven't I? We have the lowest unemployment and the highest federal grants. But, well, I've had to compromise, had to play ball. You can't count on people voting, half the time they don't vote, anyway. That's how states and empires have been built since time began. Don't you understand? Well, Jeff, you can take my word for it, that's how things are. Now I've told you all this because - well, I've grown very fond of you - about like a son - in fact, and I don't want to see you get hurt. Now, when that deficiency bill comes up in the Senate tomorrow, you stay away from it. Don't say a word. Great powers are behind it, and they'll destroy you before you can even get started. For your own sake, Jeff, and for the sake of my friendship with your father, please, don't say a word.

  • Nosey: [First lines]

    [On the phone]

    Nosey: Senator Samuel Foley. Dead. Yeah. Yeah. Died a minute ago. Here at St. Vincent. At the bedside was state political sidekick, Senator Joseph Paine. Yeah.