What I want to say is that this film does make people think a lot, and the most obvious thing to express should be the common problem of the news media nowadays, news value is greater than morality, media people have long been lost, and ratings dominate everything. It is because of the current society that the reports you see on too many things are not based on facts, and the sense of trust in the media will be unprecedentedly lacking. The journalists also put aside their humanity and morality for the sake of their future. The whole society laughs at the poor but not the prostitutes, and the media people will rightly ask: Why do we have to be laughed at when we are poor for morality?
I have always thought that being a news media should be a solemn and sacred thing, but now, ideals, morals, professionalism and standards are all shit. In fact, they are no different from white-collar workers who sweep the streets and are just eating.
This film is too dark, and even the ending with the eyes of the new employee with expectations and dreams at the end only further contrasts and deepens the darkness of the film.
To be honest, watching such a film makes me feel uncomfortable, and the negative image of Jack is also very annoying, but I am not willing to deduct points for it. Don't comment on me, I complained after reading it, and I couldn't write a short comment.
Oh, by the way, I want to give a big thumbs up for the lack of strong sex scenes in this film, but in the back of Nina's rage when Jack didn't come up with a good video and Jack's inch after taking out a good video, it can be seen that the two have already happened. relation. Obviously the director is still very stylish.
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