War Machine evaluation action
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Loraine 2022-01-07 15:53:35
Spicy Chicken was thrown off Jiutiao Street by the similar type of "Smart People". The style of the whole film is not uniform or even mixed, and the plot rhythm is chaotic. Forcibly funny. Pete's performance was terrible, and he tried to create a passionate general image, which was a complete failure. Although Pete works out every day in the play, he feels out of shape when he wears a military uniform. The performance of the small team is completely stacked. The extras have no temperament (they are all high-end people in the play). The soundtrack is extremely mentally retarded.
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Abigayle 2022-03-23 09:02:39
The observability is average, but the absurdity of Xiao Meimei going to Afghanistan to play muscles is more accurately pulled out
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Sean Cullen: [narrating] In the good old days, wars were fought against conventional armies from nation states. Guys in uniforms, like Nazis and stuff. When, however, you've just gone and invaded a place that you probably shouldn't have, you end up fighting against just regular people in regular-people clothes.
Sean Cullen: These guys are what are called insurgents. Basically, they're just guys who picked up weapons 'cause... so would you, if someone invaded your country. Funnily enough, insurgencies are next to impossible to defeat. And so, if you wanna go on pretending you can win, you're really left with no option but to try to convince the country you've invaded that you're actually here to help.
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Gen. Glen McMahon: This is a war. But it's a war that cannot be won by the virtues of our unassailable military might and power alone. This war will be won primarily with the unassailable might and power of our ideals.