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"Orthodox serious conspiracy theory" American film
Major 2022-03-23 09:01:46
Gannet Assassination Order, Manchurian Candidate, Byrne's Identity. . Thinking of these for a while, this film is also like this (the end can be ignored). The tension from the beginning, as if the killer is about to jump out, all the family and friends of the senior officials and bosses except the hero may be bad guys/liar/cannon fodder, key witnesses will die at any time, pressure from all aspects of the world, impossible tasks... In the end, it turned over in a flash at the end. It's like "Prison Break", I don't think it's too complicated after reading it, but I really don't know the ending before reading it. The reporter in this film is so great, he is like a truth digger. In comparison, the bunch of sports reporters in China are simply prostitutes. A final spoiler: It turns out that the $40 billion private military conglomerate just hired a spy. The real murder was done by the two of them.
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Amelia 2022-03-26 09:01:04
This is news paper industry
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Thurman 2022-03-27 09:01:05
At the end of the day, it is not suitable to watch this type at a time like this today. The dialogue is cut to and fro, and I don't have any intentions. The editing is so fast that I am very dizzy. Go and lose weight, please, Helen Mirren's British accent is still alive. The ending song is good. The assembly line of the newspaper is very clever.
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Della Frye: I'm not giving up this story! Sorry... If I could just... I just need a few more days with it, I promise I'm not gonna let you down.
Cameron Lynne: Oh for Christ's sake. Don't throw those dewey cub-reporter eyes at me, it's nauseating.
[Rachel McAdams smiles as Mirren is letting her stay on the story]
Cameron Lynne: Fuck you very much.
Cal McAffrey: Pleasure.
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Dominic Foy: How are your beer-getting skills, sweet pea?
Dominic Foy: You want to go get Uncle Foy a nice frosty?