The story of an idealist who stumbled and survived in the chaotic Hollywood of the 1930s. A small character in the background of the big era. After reading it, he only felt that his mind was empty, and he looked around at a loss. He seemed to understand a little bit, but he knew that it was just all a lie. At the very least, I'm glad I decided to watch Citizen Kane before seeing this film; it's a little background knowledge; otherwise, I'd be stubborn after writing the script in the later stages of mank, and the wonderful and "crazy words" at the reception, as well as the sudden fight for authorship, would be completely in the dark. I am probably most impressed by the "monkey of the street performer." What a vivid metaphor! The mank Gu Ying's self-pity is also becoming more and more sad. I don't have much to say about this film. I just feel that I need to see the whole film analysis of other big cows to enrich my dry and barren mind a little.
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