What do you think of a radicals documentary?
I think radicals documentary could be the historical document because they collect the information from news. However, there can be some bias if the editing is not objective enough to show the truth.
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@gabe_creative It is because of the place North Korea is the absolute ruling country. If she did not admit her mistake she may get the blame from the head of the people. If I were her, I would do so because I can not handle the job
@gabe_creative The scene showed Hong Kong architecture and the life of local people. Instead of using landmark of Hong Kong as a background, Mamoru Oshii use the architecture in local region to create the astmosphere and reflect the real life of Hong Hong people.
@gabe_creative According to the video. The participants show their dance and let people vote. It show the audience clap to response the dancer passion.
@gabe_creative The interior space is crowd and dark. In my cultural experience, the most common arcade is punching games. It is fun to play with your friend because of the special remote controller is unreplaceable with the remote controller used nowadays.
@gabe_creative I can find some Japanese traditional culture mashup in a futuristic city. For example, the screen full of signboards and the screen that an old man talking with others and the background has long calligraphy on the wall as decoration.
@gabe_creative They weren’t live an ideal lifestyle. They lived like an athlete. They became famous but their life were so ordinary like normal people. They did not have social life. They felt lonely. They kept practicing their gaming skills for survive in competition.
I think Godzilla represent the war and disaster. Japanese people afraid of the destruction and the harm brought from the war. People expected to live in peace. So, many scene showed Japanese army tried different ways to kill the Godzilla, stop the disaster.
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