The results of the Oscars show that the academies are still independent, and their spirit and preferences still belong to pure movies, no matter whether these movies are more mainstream, more box-office, not too literary, it is ultimately a movie, after all, it is limited to fans. The debate, at any rate, always, the award will not be subordinate to the arrangement of the politicians, and has little to do with politics. In the end, Michelle came to read the grand prize. Whether it was because she was a movie fan personally, or because the White House wanted to more or less meddle in this film industry event, I don't know. In short, I think this arrangement was a failure of the whole night. The only negative point to complain about, I hope this is regarded as a stalk by them to entertain the public, so even if it is disgusting, it will only be used this time.
"The Secret Order in the Morning" has basically nothing to gain. I don't think this kind of disapproval comes from the film. The film itself is a masterpiece with no mistakes in plot and rhythm, and it is enough to reach a gripping level.
Disapproval should come from a common view of the meaning of this war. It is a reason to help vote and keep seats, a pretense to cover up other domestic issues, a piece of hype news designed to divert attention, and in the final analysis, it is a piece of bullshit . Obviously, the old people of the college, seeing this clearly, refused to give this political farce a beautiful hat.
I recalled an anecdote that happened in the dorm when I was studying. One night, there was a mouse chewing something under the bed, making it screeching. I tossed for a while and couldn't fall asleep, so I turned on the light and looked for it. I rushed here and there, and then I woke up my roommate. I got up and grabbed it, closed the doors and windows, and moved the cabinet repeatedly. Finally, it finally had nowhere to hide. It shrank in the corner under the light, shivering. After tossing for an hour or two, I was in a state of exhaustion. His eyes lit up again, he put on the thickest big-toe shoes, and stepped down with a few big feet in a victorious attitude, slumping. Seeing this, the roommate asked back, do you hate it so much, I said, it must die.
Bin Laden must die, it's the same logic.
As a result, politicians and related interest groups have done all kinds of publicity, mobilization, fundraising, and people in public, uniting all allies who can be united, carefully organized, precise planning, and strong execution. All kinds of full-time reports, using the media to continue to "gut" people's hearts.
In the end, two major goals were successfully achieved: first, to practice and consume the latest weapons, with good results, and to further consolidate the military's first position in the United States; second, to reshuffle the supply and demand relationship of energy resources in the target area to ensure the priority of national interests , to maximize satisfaction.
As for those who die, there will always be a price to ignore. As for the protests and oppositions from all walks of life, there are always different voices, which should be ignored.
When should I stop it, the rat was kicked, and the intestines were all over the place. It was difficult to clean up, so I stopped. In the same way, if you invade others, you can't let others make a mess, and it's not easy to clean up. So, the hype was about withdrawing troops early and ending, leaving some peacekeepers behind, and sending some businessmen to this ruins to engage in construction and business, and earn another "humanitarian" point.
Devoting the power of the whole country to realize an absurd and crazy fantasy.
So I think the director, Katherine, should not just want to restore that chase. If that's the case, I'm still pondering that this film can be self-defeating.
I couldn't help laughing. Before Michelle opened the envelope of the best picture, was she confident that it would be "The Secret Order"? ! Hehe, it would be too funny if that was the case.
No, she was sure, she should be sure, it was not "The Secret Order in the Morning" or "Escape from Tehran". Wow, it's the same thing. In this case, the whole game of chess will be very black and conspiracy, isn't it? . .
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