Vice evaluation action
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Keven 2022-03-28 09:01:03
If the alienation effect of The Big Short is impressive, it's because of the Michael Lewis book that makes it climax at the end. When it came to this "Vice President", the director still used this kind of labor. Unfortunately, this is a story of vice and it is nothing more than a bunch of untenable pubic hair theory. In the end, this story will only make people embarrassed, even The actors are trying so hard to get to the Olympics, and because of the alienation effect of the director, the characters of the actors are portrayed as alienated. Even if "House of Cards" is possessed in the end, the comparison will only make the story appear more old-fashioned.
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Reinhold 2022-04-21 09:02:03
①.In my impression, the thinnest "Rubber Man" Christian Bale is the scrawny "The Mechanic" (followed by "The Fighter"); while he is as fat as the "Vice President" and has a potbellied "American Hustle" ;2. After continuing "The Big Short", Adam McKay once again made a film that earned him an Oscar nomination for best director but I personally don't like it very much; 3. Dick Cheney himself is a controversial contradiction . He has always been a conservative, having worked for the administrations of Nixon, Ford, and Bush Sr., then worked as CEO of Haliburton Corporation for a few years, and then entered the White House with Bush Jr.; but he supported gay marriage. attitude because his daughter is a lesbian. ④. The "design" of the end credits in less than 1 hour is interesting. ...
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Lynne Cheney: My sweet Richard. Dance'd nimbly round the king's hearth thou hath. Even whilst clamored I for more, more! Parched maw craned towards the drip, drip of imagined waters. But I say to you now, rest, retire. Thou hast honored thy vows to wife and crown.
Dick Cheney: Has blindness usurped vision in you, my wife? No mere treaty is our union. Thou shared thy torch's flame with mine. Revealing halls and spires of long faded empires. And now, I may hold aloft mine own fiery cresset. And make flesh our bond of power.
Lynne Cheney: Dare I? Dare I let hope's beak place gathered bramble upon my heart for future's nest? Many winters past hath I let this hope die, cruel winds silencing tiny birds' needy cries. Now that it hath arrived, I say yea. Mine own blood and will are yours 'til pierced be the last soldier's breastplate, spilling forth its ruby jelly treasures.
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Focus Group Participant: Because I have the ability to understand facts, that makes me a liberal?
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"Vice President" vividly and intuitively shows what the most powerful vice president of the United States has done to the world
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Politically incorrect BP nomination
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Be unkind and regard the United States as a humble dog
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Alternative Hollywood Biographical Movies
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So offended (basically pure political aftermath