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Deondre 2022-04-21 09:01:03
Notes
1/ Didn't get an answer, probably because the question wasn't asked right. The right questions have to be asked, like, have you ever tried to make your life better? I blame everybody, blame society, blame god, I didn't get no answers because I was asking The wrong questions. You have to ask the...
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Summer 2022-03-19 09:01:02
Black and white films can not only express memories
As a film describing racism, it has done its due diligence. The end of the story arranges Danny's death instead of his brother, which is a bit unexpected to me, but it seems to move me more than the ending I imagined. The biggest problem with the story is that Nick's transformation process in...

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Character Evaluation
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Johathan 2021-10-20 18:58:14
Hollywood movies are not consistent with the central embodiment very compact, but I still feel that there is no new idea, maybe there is too much talk about racial discrimination in the United States, and the complexity of this film on racial issues is completely less than that of "Crash "Of course, this film is mainly about unnecessary hatred rather than real social issues.
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Danny 2021-10-20 18:58:09
There is an id and a superego in our thoughts. The id is our desire, our true face. The superego is our rationality, what we use to restrain our desires. Under the control of the id, we are all beasts, and the superego makes us suppress ourselves and become good people.
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