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This is positive energy
Alex 2022-04-22 07:01:02
It's a pretty positive movie, in which Cowboy Woodruff, a drug-abusing, gambling, and promiscuous man, gradually intervenes in the struggle against medical conservatives because of his survival. Americans' sense of business, freedom and resistance to authoritarianism are vividly displayed in the film. Even Woodruff, who is on the fringes of society, dared to challenge the federal government and was recognized by the society. The movie also expresses the identity of homosexuality. Cowboy Woodruff has changed from extreme disgust and disgust to homosexuality to tolerance and support of homosexuality, which is also an important signal that the movie hopes to convey to the audience.
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Greta 2022-04-24 07:01:01
The whole movie is unexpected and quiet, but it always seems to lack the fatal blow. This is the movie that best showcases Matthew McConaughey's acting skills to a certain extent, and he seems to have broken away from his once inherent acting state, reminiscent of Christian Bale in "The Mechanic", and Jared Lay Toro's performance even garnered some award nominations for supporting actresses.
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Evangeline 2022-03-26 09:01:01
Bullfighting is quite meaningful. It started to be unremarkable, and then the plot became more and more interesting!
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Dr. Hiroshi: Slow drip.
Ron Woodroof: Interferon?
Dr. Hiroshi: Very strong.
Ron Woodroof: Goddamn, I like your style Hiroshi.
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Ron Woodroof: I still got HIV?
Dr. Vass: You will always test positive for HIV. And now you've got AIDS for all the toxic shit you've put in your body. You've shut your immune system and now you've got chronic leumonia, among other things. It could cause memory loss, mood swings, aching joints.
Ron Woodroof: So if it sucks, I got it.
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