This movie is the American dream

Joesph 2022-04-22 07:01:02

The American Dream is when a group of Europeans came to the land of freedom and democracy, the founder of America, in order to get rid of Shen Ke's dead Europe; now a group of Americans resist the stubborn religious group for the sake of children, and return the beauty and happiness to the people of this country.
The narration of the film is very bland, and it has the flavor of some American tough-guy mystery novels. In the environment of mixed reality, several protagonists organize the resources around them like superhumans, strong will, dedicated determination, and strong ability. . . . Probably for the sake of laying out the whole film, in a short period of time, all the characters can only be erased.
The most amazing thing is the organizational structure of the American media. This is really a well-managed organizational structure. Compared with China's, it is really too professional. I have been to some domestic media, hehe, the data are all from Baidu. The archives are not visited all the year round, and there is a lack of management. They are all placed there by relatives of the leaders, where is it possible to find precious data. As for the court, if there is no chance to go, it is estimated to be a mess. In terms of data management and respect for rules, Chinese people are too flexible.
Speaking of this film, it is actually a bit of a documentary style. The climax is not so climax, there are not many lines, and the coherence is not good. It needs more thinking and connection from the audience, but it does not affect his viewing ability, and the rhythm is very smooth. Dripping feeling, no procrastination.

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  • Susie 2021-10-20 19:00:19

    South Korea has "Melting Pot" and "Sowon", and the United States has "Focus". What about us? We have red, yellow and blue kindergartens............

  • Graham 2021-10-20 19:00:59

    Only the expression of coldness and restraint has the shocking effect of "listening to thunder in a silent place".

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  • Sacha Pfeiffer: Does Jack Dunn work for the school?

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: No, he's PR for Boston College. They call him when they need help.

    Sacha Pfeiffer: And Pete Conley, why-why was he there?

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: Good question. Pete's a big alum. But I called Bill directly and I asked for a sit-down. I never mentioned anybody else.

    Sacha Pfeiffer: It's like everybody already knows the story.

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: [indicating the Globe building across the street] Yeah. Except us. And we work right there.

  • Jack Dunn: I graduated in 1979, and I had no idea about any of this. So if you're suggesting that Father Gibbons and Father Callahan had in any way...

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: Gibbons and Callahan. I mean, they ran this place like the Navy. You really think they didn't know?

    Jack Dunn: It's a big school, Robby. You know that. A-And we're talking about seven alleged victims over, what, eight years?

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: No, we're talking about, you know, seven that we know about.

    Jack Dunn: This is ridiculous. You're reaching for a story here.

    Principal Bill Kemeza: Jack. Jack, Jack. If I had been president then, I would've known.

    Jack Dunn: Bill, I'm not sure that's relevant.

    Principal Bill Kemeza: Why do you think they sent Talbot up to Cheverus? You know they wanted him out of town.

    Pete Conley: Robby, as well-intentioned as Bill's remarks are, I'm hoping we can keep this between us until we all get on the same page.

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: Is that why we're here, to get on the same page?