The film’s overly realistic American life in a small town, delicate character emotions, and constantly popping out of American cool humor, I have to admit that these are actually advantages. If the director changes to another one may make people think it’s not bad, but even so, it can’t be changed. The overall mediocre result of this movie. Although the story of ordinary people is told in the shell of environmental protection incidents, and the subtle emotional and psychological changes are expressed from the delicate depiction of the characters, the lack of enough drama conflicts makes the whole movie unable to find any climax, and finally suddenly The turning point was swallowed up even the delicate expressions that had always felt quite interesting, and instantly fell into the most hopeless mode of expression of American mainstream values.
Promised Land negative evaluation
2022-01-11 08:01
Extended Reading
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Fatima 2022-04-24 07:01:17
In the end, it is not a matter of a few sales to decide whether to vote or not. . . Silent, even if you don't vote for natural gas, you won't dig any more. . . I'm afraid the statement that Matt Damon used to fool people is the correct solution until the town goes bankrupt and digs gas but doesn't pay. . .
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Gussie 2022-04-22 07:01:43
Can see the skill of Van Sant, the plot transition is still too hard
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[last lines]
Steve Butler: You the owner of this place?
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Frank Yates: We have nothing left to sell and we can't afford to buy anything. You came here to help us. Offer us money... All we had to do to get it was be willing to scorch the earth under our feet.