The film describes a notorious scandal in American television media in the 1950s, and is a successful work in the American film industry since the 1990s. This film challenges the cheating and deceit pervading all fields in the United States from a moral perspective. The film’s selection and serious themes have left the audience with deep thoughts, and the saddest thing is not that someone cheated on the TV show, but that the cheaters can face the public’s calm and questioning after being exposed—— TV stations, sponsors, and contestants have all benefited, and the audience is satisfied, and wherever there are victims. This seemingly reasonable sophistry can cover people's eyes and eyes for a while, but it can't blind people who pursue axioms. The majestic national TV station is competing against the public. This is an insult and contempt for the public. The public’s beliefs have been violated, and the invisible victims will have a greater impact on social life than any actual victim. The influence of the author-this kind of infringement cannot be compensated by money or other means. The trust of the public is not to be fooled. When you want to win the trust of the people and be cheered by others, be careful of the legitimacy of your actions
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2022-01-02 08:01
Extended Reading
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Eryn 2022-01-02 08:01:21
How many good movies in 1994 can make this masterpiece be buried in front of me until 2014! It is not an exaggeration to say that it is Robert Redford's best movie, and it may even be the most powerful movie criticizing the TV media after "TV Station" in 1976! The perspective of the characters in the script has changed into a supernatural, foreshadowing everywhere, and the ending is thought-provoking. Television is a university question. Moral literature, philosophy and psychology must all be rewritten in the face of television science.
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Jules 2022-04-21 09:02:34
The best work of Robert Redford's director, perhaps because he didn't star in it, he was able to concentrate on being a director.
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Student At Book Party: Professor Van Doren, I took your course at Columbia - "Hawthorne, Original Sin, and the American Experience". Well, as silly as it sounds, it changed my life.
Mark Van Doren: Was it the Hawthorne or the sin?
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Dick Goodwin: Excuse me. Do you think he might see me before the peacock molts?
Kintner's Secretary: Who are you with again?
Dick Goodwin: I'm with the United States Congress. Perhaps you've heard of them.