A movie belonging to the wise

Monica 2022-01-03 08:01:44

Matt Damon is the kind of actor who can stay in history. First of all, he is very malleable and can act in commercial films as well as literary films. He is very good at playing the kind of people who are stupid on the surface and shuddering in their hearts. First is the genius Ripley, then Edward Wilson, then this Mark.

To be honest, the viewability of the film is not very strong. Some are like "Secret Agent". The large and large dialogue sounds very boring, but it is not as vicissitudes as "Secret Agent". The film has a little more life style. First, the soundtrack is very relaxing. It is outlined briskly with a violin and a trumpet, which is very American. Second, the color of the film also faintly reveals the taste of the late 1980s and early 1990s (at first glance, I thought it was a movie from that time). The manager who was born as a dull technician told a big lie, and finally even lied to himself. This is what people call "stupid and stupid." Hello Kitty turned out to be a weasel. He couldn't tell whether he told the truth in the end.

But this is a movie belonging to a wise man. Today, when modern technology is flooded with movies, our eyeballs are impacted by too many visual effects, but our brains seem to be getting simpler and more stylized. Who else Do you care about the subtle feelings in people's hearts? It's time to give your brain a sharp twist. Modern science can't explain people's rich inner world. Every heart has the deepest thoughts in a certain place.

Looking at the contemporary film world, Matt Damon is very unique. He is a real movie player.

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  • Mark Whitacre: I read this study in Time magazine when I was at Cornell, which is an Ivy League school, and there were people, including my mother, who never believed I would make it into an Ivy League school. Maybe Ginger, who I met in marching in the eighth grade. And the study said people had nice, sympathetic feelings about people who were adopted, and treated them better. So I made up this adoption story, and people *did* treat me better. And when I got a job, one of my professors told people at Ralston Purina that I was this amazing guy that had accomplished all this in spite of being adopted. And so it was really *other* people who spread the story, not me. Although I admit it was wrong to start it and everything, it was other people who kept it going, even the people at ADM.

  • Mark Whitacre: Mark Whitacre, secret agent 0014.

    Rusty Williams: Why 0014?

    Mark Whitacre: Cause I'm twice as smart as 007.