Entertainment: Start with Succubus and play Hollywood

In the mainstream media, critics still gave DC and Zack Snyder some face, and the reviews were mixed.

But on the Internet, it was a flood of negative reviews.

"First of all, there is good news. "Justice League" is far better than the dim "Batman v Superman", but there is bad news. Compared with the joyful "Wonder Woman", this film is a disappointment."

"Indeed, the film has many interesting characters with attractive superpowers. But the director did not express them perfectly. It seems that it is difficult for Director Snyder to tell the story of multiple protagonists within the normal length of the movie. Martin Meyers should be a successful example in this regard. The biggest problem of this film: the lack of a powerful villain, Steppenwolf is too weak. ”

“Every time I see Batman and Wonder Woman working together with other DC superheroes, there will be some slight pleasure, but it will immediately dissipate after a while. Zack Snyder once again made a clunky superhero blockbuster. The deeds of these heroes should have been so exciting, but he made them so boring.”

“Zack Snyder actually compromised. I went for his dark style, but what did I see? Forcing some laughs into the intense action scenes, this model has already been in Marvel movies. It has happened before, and Zack is not good at this style. It is not only not funny, but also makes me feel that the film is very fragmented. He just made reluctant concessions and poor imitations. "

"I am a DC fan. If "Wonder Woman" and "Aquaman" let me see a glimmer of hope that DC movies can improve, then "Justice League" has a little more wit and humanity, but it also makes us fall into the fear of being dominated by "Batman v Superman". "

"After the main plot of "Justice League" is finally over, don't walk away! And There are two Easter eggs. The first one is terrible. The one after the long credits is relatively decent, but the audience is already exhausted.

"The biggest flaw of "Justice League" is that it is too easy to forget after watching it. There is basically no scene to reminisce. There is really not even a stunning scene. It is really a shame to the golden age of superhero movies that have been selling well all over the world in recent years."

Not only the bad reviews, the box office of the film also began to dive, and it seems to be repeating the situation of "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice".

According to the prediction of the big data company, the global box office of this movie may not exceed 670 million US dollars, while its investment is 300 million US dollars, and the global box office must be at least 800 million to make a profit.

Martin doesn't care much about the box office of "Justice League".

Although Zack Snyder regards him as his lifelong rival, Martin never has him in his eyes.

He flew to Washington, ready to help his father-in-law a little. Of course, the other party must give something.

As for what kind of help?

Well, the mainstream media recently did a review of the Trump scandal in 2018.

What the key media complained about, Trump could not refute, it was all true.

First, First Lady Melania Trump has been on expensive trips.

Last October, the first lady Melania Trump was slammed after a one-day visit to Cairo that cost taxpayers more than $95,000.

Her spokesperson was also a pig teammate, saying in front of the media that Trump did not even "stay overnight" at the InterContinental Cairo Semiramis Hotel, but only stayed in Cairo for 6 hours, which gave critics more excuses.

And the first lady's one-day visit to Toronto in 2017 also cost the government about $174,000 for her hotel bill.

Second, Eric Trump lied about his foundation's expenses.

Since last year, an investigation into the spending of Eric Trump's foundation has been underway.

Forbes magazine reported in 2017 that Trump transferred donations for childhood cancer research to the Trump family business. According to the findings of this report, the foundation of Eric Trump, Trump's third child, raised $1.2 million in charitable funds, which actually went to the Trump Group.

Experts said that this behavior may violate federal tax regulations and state laws. The report prompted the New York Attorney General's Office to launch a formal investigation, which is expected to haunt young Eric Trump until the end of 2019.

Third, President Trump has been staying at the Mar-a-Lago Club for a long time, and club members have been bragging about their influence on the president.

Since entering the White House, Trump has spent 78 days at Mar-a-Lago, a private club in Florida.

It is reported that he goes there whenever he is free, so much so that some members of the club began to brag about their influence on the president.

ProPublica reported in August that the chairman of Marvel Entertainment and two other Mar-a-Lago members had been privately lobbying Trump for policies on veterans' affairs that could affect millions of Americans across the country.

The legendary club has become even more exclusive since Trump became president.

Last year, membership fees doubled to $200,000, and the cost of attending events for each couple can be as high as $2,500. Some party bills held at Mar-a-Lago have been sent directly to taxpayers.

Fourth, the issue of donations to Trump's inauguration committee is still under investigation.

Several media outlets confirmed in mid-December last year that federal prosecutors are investigating the possible misuse of donations by Trump's inauguration committee. The investigation is being conducted by the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office and is investigating whether anyone donated $107 million to Trump's inauguration.

This figure set an astonishing record, more than twice the funds of Barack Obama's inaugural committee, which was used to exchange forServing in the Trump administration or gaining specific political influence may violate the U.S. federal corruption law.

Some people suspect that the funds may come from Goose Ross.

Fifth, the Trump Foundation's financial scandal lawsuit

The lawsuit against the president's personal charity, the Trump Foundation, continues in court. The non-profit organization agreed to dissolve in mid-December due to allegations that Trump used the foundation to serve his personal and political interests.

New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood said in the investigation that the charity "is nothing more than a checkbook for Trump or his business to pay non-profit organizations, regardless of its purpose or legality."

Trump continued to condemn the lawsuit and defended his foundation, saying that the foundation "does great work and donates a lot of money."

Sixth, foreign diplomats continue to stay in Trump-owned properties

Two ongoing federal lawsuits allege that Trump may have violated the Constitution when lobbyists representing the Saudi government paid for about 500 nights at Trump's Washington hotel, where he stayed shortly after winning the 2016 election.

The lawsuits allege that the more than $270,000 spent by Saudi Arabia may constitute improper payments by a foreign government, details of which were revealed by The Washington Post earlier this month.

The report said that a Saudi-backed lobbying group offered American veterans all travel expenses, including staying at Trump's hotel, to lobby Congress against a law opposed by the Saudis.

Seventh, Scott Pruitt and Ryan Zinke resigned due to scandals.

The Trump administration's cabinet is still losing a lot of members this year, and many of the departing officials have been closely watched because of investigations.

Scott Pruitt, the former head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, resigned in July last year amid more than a dozen federal investigations into his leadership of the agency, including allegations of misuse of spending and his friendly ties to the energy lobby.

Pruitt played a major role in Trump's initial move to roll back many of the country's major environmental regulations and to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement.

And Ryan Zinke, the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, was forced to resign in December last year in the face of nearly 20 federal investigations after he was accused of charging taxpayers for private charters and flying on an oil company's plane without proper approval. Zinke was also criticized for his relationship with a real estate deal in Montana that could lead to federal charges.

Eighth, cabinet ministers made some questionable investments.

Trump's cabinet is probably one of the richest in modern political history. Many secretaries and staff members own large companies. Critics have been closely watching these companies to see if they may have insider trading and dangerous transactions.’s investments, but some companies have taken questionable actions.

For example, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross was found to have worked with a Ross who was close to the president.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke was linked to a real estate deal for energy giant Halliburton, which in part led to his resignation this month.

And the Department of Education awarded a debt collection contract to a company with ties to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.

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