Money, career, and family relationships are strangely intertwined. I thought I would see a capital blockbuster, but I received the input of the idea that emotions are more important than money. The theme song also sings about family. The leading idea of this film is very clear. The movies that make money seem to have something in common. For example, the last movie I watched, Dream Hunting Travels, lacks the truth. The truth may be long, complicated, and cruel. "Insider" is difficult to describe with sound, light and color, but the movie is extremely "simple", amplifying emotions, amplifying family affection, morality, family, heroes, greatness, tenacity... Only by magnifying can you win people's emotions, moral resonance, and win people The recognition and sigh of the noble or outrageous character of the characters created by the movie, how can the movie make people boring? Most people spend money to watch movies for entertainment and relaxation. To win over the crowd, it will magnify in order to amplify the emotions, which means that the plot will not be laid out with real logic and normal people's thinking. All the routines are used to serve the theme. Movies that make money must have a broad audience, and emotions are The most accessible and most accessible material, even if you are a Wall Street, yellow-skinned, slum, elite or petty citizen, you will bring your own family and use sensationalism to make money. I was not moved by the tearjerker, but Bergman's cry and drizzle, weeping from beginning to end, since it's about emotion, please be sincere.
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