Although I always felt that this drama was a "Mary Sue" drama dressed in news, but I still cried when I saw the last episode. Start with Chip beating Mickey. Of course, the background music is also an accelerant.
Although Alex's sudden awakening at the end still broke out a little bit, it seems that the screenwriter did it deliberately, which is in line with the industry operation method of digging holes for the second season, but it seems to be reasonable. Usually, it takes an innocent person to die pitifully in order to be deaf, to turn a corner, and to subvert the big boss together.
In fact, in the journalism industry, there are still people who are very "axis" like Bradley. For example, my teacher Ben played Fred in "Broadcasting Moment". It's just that the village girl in the first episode remembered that she was suddenly lucky, and Cinderella's sense of sight. Well, this is a modern news version of Cinderella, cooperating with the prince to kill his father and seize power, of course, that small court should be so.
Originally thought that the sisters would stand on their own lines, and there would still be a fierce battle as the spokesperson of the executive. Unexpectedly, Hannah's death made the two instantly form an alliance, share the same hatred, and have the blessing of the black prince.
Bet the dark side of Corey is more apparent in season 2.
Aniston's acting skills are still good, the character interpretation is more three-dimensional, some plots are very brilliant, beautiful women are still beautiful when they are old, and the profile is more beautiful. Witherspoon's character color is relatively simple, and his acting skills are ordinary.
The music at the end of the film is very suitable for the content, and the task modeling is also very personal. In fact, I like Corey, hahaha, I feel like a high-energy spoiler who is not afraid of anything and everything, with a sinister smile, plus a very powerful weapon.
Anyway, it's still worth recommending.
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