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Aletha 2022-04-24 07:01:14

Admirable audio-visual experience and a story full of humanitarian spirit, in "Broken Rage" adapted from real events, director Steven Spielberg gave the audience another moving discussion about the right of race to survive, from a certain In a way, it's like a slave version of Schindler's List. The strong cast and excellent performance, as well as the excellent grasp of the film's rhythm, are very...

Ambrose 2022-04-24 07:01:14

The so-called prelude to the American Revolutionary War, the slave riots on the Amsda, and the subsequent court rescue operations in the United States, represent a challenge to the southern serfdom by the American northern judicial community. After reading it, you will understand that American independence The war is not a civil war that broke out simply to save the black people, it is a war about human freedom and the redemption of human nature. Linda's "I have a dream too" has a very long...

General 2022-04-24 07:01:14

I was provoked, so I'm a little...

Ellen 2022-04-24 07:01:14

The rhythm of the film is still good, I am very satisfied with the viewing experience, especially the performance of Anthony Hopkins, everyone is always everyone, every film performance is so united, Mobike! Another sigh is, how can there be so many human beings in this world who consider themselves to be civilized, but they can righteously think that other people are slaves and property? How distorted human nature was in those years! 9 points...

Eugenia 2022-04-24 07:01:14

The image of the British is very positive. I wonder if any historians have studied why the British Empire was...

Adell 2022-04-24 07:01:14

I didn't expect Spielberg to make this type of film, but everything he shoots is epic. Especially the plot at the end where the Queen of Spain continues to...

Libbie 2022-04-23 07:02:39

The slave trade is the ugliest and filthiest page in human history, but at that time, quite a lot of people didn't think there was anything wrong with it. So what will happen to the human beings hundreds of years from now. What about us? The music in the film works well together, and it is suspected that the United States is boasting. Now, freedom is estimated to be their most powerful weapon, but after all, it was made by...

Richie 2022-04-23 07:02:39

The slave trade, which existed from the beginning of the Arab Empire until the participation of Western European countries in modern times, is a kind of historical injustice. The abolition of the slave trade by common law in the United States and the United States followed a gradual process. The first was the abolition of slavery in England in the 18th century, as did New England in North America. The events described in the film are also the process of Anglo-American common law moving towards...

Trudie 2022-04-23 07:02:39

After the black slaves rioted on the Spanish smuggling ship, they were intercepted by the US military and were judged by the US court. The interceptor, the original owner, the Queen of Spain, the President of the United States, Congressmen from the South, and the Abolitionists fought each other, and the former president personally defended and finally regained his freedom. There are many touching points, looking for translators all over the street, inhuman treatment of trafficking ships, Give...

Fidel 2022-04-23 07:02:39

Spielberg has some sensationalism that I don't...