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Aliza 2022-04-19 09:01:17
Although Jake's performance is great, the character's selfishness, cunning and cold-bloodedness are also intentional settings, but it is uncomfortable after watching it, and irony is one aspect, but to use such an unlikable character as the protagonist is really depressing, paranoid to the point of Which is almost crazy, is it crazy? The characters have no character highlights and sense of substitution, and lack charm. If it is just to reveal a social phenomenon, this is too much of a fuss. . I just watched ace in the hole today, and it's all about the social and public morality of the news media. It makes people feel that everyone is now in order to welcome the audience's pleasure of lusting for people who dare to stand on the edge of morality. People like this appear over and over again. The film is well shot and the rhythm is well mastered. It doesn't feel boring to watch, but this is not an excavation of the evil in human nature. He denies human nature and exaggerates and selectively grabs the greedy part, which makes people even feel sick. .
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Demetrius 2022-03-25 09:01:05
"I always say that if you see me, it will be someone's worst day" WTF! To such a hateful villain, you can actually have a heartfelt admiration. Jack is too fascinated and confession is also drunk: "There are many benefits to be alone. You have enough time to do what you want, but you can’t. Come out to eat or have sex with people like this...I want to live like that, with you. Friends are gifts to myself"
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Asa 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Critics go to death!
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Lou Bloom: Why hire you? Sell yourself. Go.
Rick: Okay. Well, I'm Rick, of course. I took three buses to get here. I finished high school. I need a job. I'll do just about anything. That's me. Hire Rick.
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Lou Bloom: Bloody?
Nina Romina: Well, graphic. The best and clearest way that I can phrase it for you, to capture the spirit of what we air, is think of our news cast as a screaming woman running down the street with her throat cut.
Lou Bloom: I understand.