The cinematography is so lush, artistic and intentional. Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid extend the chemistry from "The Rookie." They explore the commonalities/differences of how race and war can create a Veteran Alloy.
"The Long Game" is the 1st time I've seen what it meant to survive during the 50's. How does one's character flourish under the naivety of fairness? You have to watch to understand.
Character and Collectivism are how the 50's generation was able to create opportunities and support.
We have an opportunity to understand what it means to excel within the status quo. We understand that the opportunity created from the 50's generation allowed us to challenge the status quo under our current political climate.
I stand in awe as youthful identities are forged and I'm changed for the better.
"The Long Game" is the 1st time I've seen what it meant to survive during the 50's. How does one's character flourish under the naivety of fairness? You have to watch to understand.
Character and Collectivism are how the 50's generation was able to create opportunities and support.
We have an opportunity to understand what it means to excel within the status quo. We understand that the opportunity created from the 50's generation allowed us to challenge the status quo under our current political climate.
I stand in awe as youthful identities are forged and I'm changed for the better.