endless lies

Leo 2022-03-22 09:02:11

First of all, I praised Matt Damon for his good acting. Just watching him alone is not enough to watch this film.
Secondly, I have some difficulty in understanding the plot. Why should a decent person with a high income and a good social status start to fabricate a lie that someone extorted, so that in the end he had to use a series of lies to make up for the previous lies, and finally the lies And back and forth between reality and back and forth, and even fell to the point where no one believes. There is really no better logic to explain it than to have a habit of lying. If so, I spent 108 minutes watching a story telling a lie, it seems a bit worthless,,,

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  • Irma 2022-01-03 08:01:44

    Looking at Fei Naozi, I went to watch a horror movie.

  • Vince 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    So good-looking, Soderbergh's aesthetic choices are unexpected but all oddly coordinated. Especially praiseworthy is the script, which has been extracted from 600 pages of non-fiction literature, and the voiceover setting is even more amazing. Music and performances are also good. The first half of the film is humorous, and the second half begins to be serious, but heavy makeup and light makeup are always appropriate. NYT's film review said it well, the film is really good, but I don't know how it got such a low score.

The Informant! quotes

  • Mark Whitacre: This would be a great place for some outlet stores. People would come from all over southern Illinois, probably Missouri too. Famous name-brand labels and appliances at saving of up to 50 percent every day. Maybe a food court with a Mexican place. The birds eat the bugs, the cars eat the birds, the rust eats the cars, and the new construction eats the rust.

  • Brian Shepard: Everyone in this country is a victim of corporate crime by the time they finish breakfast.