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At this moment, the truth is on the side of the few
Margret 2022-04-23 07:01:25
Tom Hanks always gave a high score performance, but it is surprising that as the plot developed, the Russian uncle who was unremarkable and even despised at the beginning turned out to be radiant and even overshadowed Hanks. It can be said that there are countless fans. . Sure enough, for a real artist, age is not a problem, appearance is not a problem, and it is not a problem to be annoying, and the acting is good enough to make people addicted! What struck me the most was Hanks's saying don't care about what other people think, u know what ur doing when he taught his son. From the beginning to the end, Hanks' mind has not changed, but the views of the people around him have fluctuated between the two extremes. If his mind is slightly shaken, then the great feat of exchanging spies cannot be achieved. Imprisoned college students have no way to be saved, which once again reminds people that the truth often stands on the side of a few people, and the so-called "democracy" of the masses, who are blindly lacking rational thinking, actually thinks that the execution of sinners is the realization of justice, but Inadvertently stood on the side of burying the future of mankind. What is democracy? What is justice? There may never be a unified answer, but the only thing that is certain is that when you have made up your mind, you must persevere to the end, because in the end, justice always exists only in everyone's heart. do what you think is the right thing to do, and be willing to fight to death to defend it. that, is justice to me.
Extended Reading
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Bates: According to your description, "He hit my five guys."
James Donovan: The guy insured by my client had one accident. One, one, one. Losing control of the car and hitting five motorcyclists.
Bates: From *their* point of view, five things happened.
James Donovan: Well, look, Bob. May I? Bob?
Bates: "Jim."
James Donovan: If I go bowling and I throw a strike, one thing happened. 10 things didn't happen.
Bates: Jim, my guys aren't bowling pins, as much as your guy may have treated them as such.
James Donovan: Let me finish. If your house is insured for $100,000 and a tornado carries it away, it carried away one house. It didn't pick up every stick of furniture and destroy it in a separate incident. If that is what you're saying, well then there is never any limit to our liability, and that is the end of the insurance business. And then, Bob, nobody is safe.
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Agent Williams: [to uniformed pilots] Okay, drivers, here's the deal. You've been selected for a mission, which you are not to discuss with anyone outside of this room. No one. I don't care who you trust. Wife, mother, sweetheart - the good Lord when you pray at night. You don't tell any of them anything of what I'm about to tell you.
Agent Williams: Each of you drivers has met certain qualifications. High level security clearance. Exceptional pilot ratings in excess of the required hours, flight time in a single-seat aircraft. We are engaged in a war. This war does not, for the moment, involve men-at-arms. It involves information. You will be collecting information. You will be gathering intelligence about the enemy.
Agent Williams: The intelligence you gather could give us the upper hand in a full thermonuclear exchange with the Soviet Union. Or it could prevent one. For public purposes, as far as your wife or mother or sweetheart or the good Lord above, your mission does not exist. If it does not exist, *you* do not exist. You cannot be shot down. You cannot be captured.
Agent Williams: [stands up to leave] You work for the CIA now.