This film is actually quite depressing, and "Lincoln" is different. "Lincoln" is just a little trivial, while "Hoover" is reflected in the proliferation of freedom. If legislation is passed to combat terrorism and terrorism, it is a restrained tone.
The emotional scene in this play is quite interesting. Leonardo performed both love and basic love.
Seeing a favorite female colleague, instinct and enthusiasm show their talents in a certain area. After being rejected by the girl, he accepted it calmly and kept that love in his heart. Dare to pursue, never be rude. This may be the logic of foreign love. You can love deeply, but never give up your dignity. When the boy whom the little girl was in love with expressed disdain for his family, she decisively gave up her inner feelings. On the contrary, in "To Youth", although I can understand the cheap feeling of the heroine, it is difficult to like it.
The sympathy between Hoover and his assistants made everyone know what it means to be a good friend for life.
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