"Bad Education" is a dark, interesting and cleverly conceived HBO original film. Director Cory Finley used his keen observation and control of details to stylize historical events
. The film is narrated in an appropriate style. The director maintains a tone between the positive attitude of educators and the dark side of self-interest after the mask is removed. At the same time, the film uses an almost ironic way to present the plot of the film. The teachers played by the actors in the film all show a fake smile, which makes the film more ironic. The film used a more effective way to show these teachers like ordinary people, making the audience believe that they are not characters like myths, but ordinary people like everyone
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2022-01-10 08:02
Extended Reading
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Eunice 2022-03-25 09:01:15
The ending of 6.5-10 is too white for the characters; the multi-line narrative, I always wonder if it will attract me more if I focus on one character, but probably the director wants to cover all aspects of the event; there is no powerfulness of "Focus" at all
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Lottie 2022-03-16 09:01:05
Uncle Wolf’s performance was so great that he couldn't see the feeling of his previous role at all. He perfectly performed an exquisite old man. From the beginning of a corruption case, the excavation is more about the interpersonal relationship, what kind of education is successful, this film does not give an answer, and can point out a good reporter and countless outstanding students. Obtaining shouldn't be just cursing.
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Frank Tassone: It's not perfect. But, it works. What we have here works. I hope we can keep it that way.
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David Bhargava: Are you asking me if I was a part of it? No, I wasn't. Not at any point in time. I promise you. But, you got to understand, those were guys that I come up with my entire career. Guys whose kids, you and Neal played with on the weekends. Guys with families. They were good people. And it was all gonna even out in the long run, so, who cares? I didn't say anything. I could have. But, I didn't. And that's something I live with.