Pamela Dickerson

Marques 2022-02-07 14:50:55

In the film, Nixon's speech when he left after Watergate:
"There are many good professions, and this country needs good farmers, good businessmen, good plumbers, good carpenters...
I remember my father, I think People might think he's a little guy, a normal guy, but he doesn't think so himself. Do...

Amos 2022-02-07 14:50:55

After watching Oliver Stone's JFK, I was attracted by this so-called angry youth of the Vietnam War. Personally, I like the way it shoots this kind of film. Like JFK, the film is based on his personal thinking and uses a pseudo-documentary method to guide the audience. Enter the room he has...

Kade 2022-03-15 09:01:10

Stone spared no effort to provide a panoramic view of the controversial president's political career. Who made these politicians? Is it God or death? Nixon's life experience made him live in the shadow of previous presidents. He longed to be loved by people like Lincoln and Kennedy, but he was in a cocoon. Finally, from his family, he discovered what is great, if not for the subject matter, Hopkin Si's superb acting skills won the Oscar that year

Theron 2022-02-07 14:50:55

This film is another excellent biography of Oliver Stone. Unfortunately, he made the mistakes of his previous conspiracy theories. He likes to add his own subjective judgments to complex historical events and characters, and do dramatic processing. This film is out of the framework of history, but as a romance there is no lack of dramatic impact. In the first two hours, Nixon's life experience was relatively long-winded, and it seemed procrastination. The last hour is the "Watergate Incident" that entered the climax of dramatic tension. Anthony Hopkins interprets Nixon's pain and struggle as the focus of the dramatic conflict, showing that Nixon's worst enemy is himself. Joan Allen doesn't take much drama, but it exudes the poignant beauty of a tragic woman