5 Tips + Reasons To See

Bryana 2022-04-20 09:01:37

5 points of experience:

1. Mistakes made when you are young will be magnified by others. Those who have told small lies, cheated, and thieves will be considered to have no honesty, and anything else is suspicious. So be careful when you are young.
2. Don't be an investigative reporter, don't be a witness to investigative journalism, or you will die, your life will be ruined, and your family will be broken.
3. Special emphasis: Journalists are jobs with high basic salary and high risk, so be careful!
4. Be careful when you ask for a wife. A wife who is not conscious and doesn't love you very much will take the child away when you go downhill. Boys should choose a mate carefully.
5. I can't bear to be a child, but I can't bear to be a wolf! This is an era when you are more ruthless than anyone who dares to fight.

Reasons for must-see: must-see for those who are

in the news industry; must-see for those who do film editing; list of actors; actors' acting skills; storytelling. All are first class.

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Extended Reading
  • Elza 2022-04-23 07:01:45

    The idea is actually very simple, two men have two clues, they have withstood their respective pressures, and they come from the threat of business invasion and the media's vain attempt to retreat. In addition, this film also gives people such a revelation: Don't do the things you hate, and do the things you admire to the end.

  • Keshaun 2022-04-22 07:01:11

    Watching this movie made me hate society and reality, but in the end I was moved to cry because of some ordinary scenes. Is it really useful for you to question the news, and the sacrifices made for it? Can it really bring about any change? The individual is really so small, unable to influence the outcome. The rules of society will always serve only those at the top. The result obtained after hard work and torture turned out to be very irrelevant, and it seemed to be a little sentimental

The Insider quotes

  • Jeffrey Wigand: I can't seem to find the criteria to decide. It's too big a decision to make without being resolved in my own mind.

    Lowell Bergman: Maybe things have changed.

    Jeffrey Wigand: What's changed?

    Lowell Bergman: You mean since this morning?

    Jeffrey Wigand: No, I mean since whenever.

  • Mike Wallace: Am I missing something?

    John Harris: What do you mean, Mike?

    Mike Wallace: I mean, he's got a corporate secrecy agreement - give me a break! I mean, this is a public health issue! Like an unsafe airframe on a passenger jet or some company dumping cyanide into the East River, issues like that! He can talk, we can air it! They've got no right to hide behind a "corporate agreement"! Pass the milk.