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Suzanne 2022-01-17 08:02:45
The soul of the king and the shoemaker
Watch this movie carefully twice from beginning to end. I have been hesitating to write a film review. I personally like this film very much. The director wrote an epic poem of success and failure with an extremely magnificent scene. But apart from the tragic and tragic narrative with a lot of...
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Obie 2022-01-17 08:02:45
Meet with a smile
The movie "Gods and Generals" was only watched after I watched the post "American Anecdotes-Civil War" by Jing Huzi. Someone in that post recommended this film. I didn't really want to watch it at first. Because I heard that the total length is more than 200 minutes, it is really big, and when I...
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Extended Reading
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Chase 2022-04-21 09:03:05
The battle of faith, to put it bluntly, has nothing to do with black slavery. There are a lot of dogmatic references and miraculous scenes in the film. This history can be regarded as the beginning of the current dispute between evangelicals and liberals in American society.
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Roger 2022-04-22 07:01:48
I remember going to the late show alone at the show, there were only scattered old white men in the theater
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