The War of Electricity I watched this time, the Edison portrayed was very different from what I saw in the book before. This movie and Benedict Cumberbatch let the audience see a more human Edison, not just a "Genius Inventor" allows the audience to see that great men also have the shortcomings of publicity, paranoia, and arrogance. It also makes the viewers feel that Edison is not a sacred and indestructible god-like existence, but a person with flesh and blood and shortcomings. Whether it was a secret battle or a head-on collision with Westinghouse, it was memorable and made me realize the greatness of Tesla. This is a "war" of three geniuses. In the end, it is self-evident that Edison and Westinghouse also brought this game to an end.
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