暂无For 50 years, radio dominated the airwaves as the first mass medium. Ken Burns examines the lives of three men who shared the responsibility for its invention and early success.
虽说不是一部严谨的技术史，却是一部动人的human story。结尾让人感动至深：“A child was asked whether he preferred radio to television, and he said 'radio,' and the father said 'why,' and the child answer 'because the picture is better.'"
叙事上略显凌乱，但对主要人物的重构和维持总体客观性上还是可以的。但也可能是我个人的滤镜，说实话，如果有些人能看出那些我所不赞成的标签化的意思，就说明对Armstrong绝对是有所偏心的。
虽说不是一部严谨的技术史，却是一部动人的human story。结尾让人感动至深：“A child was asked whether he preferred radio to television, and he said 'radio,' and the father said 'why,' and the child answer 'because the picture is better.'"
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举世瞩目的成就必定伴随着友情的背叛和分崩离析。出身和理想决定人生。Howard Armstrong有我最倾心的那种人生：出身好，藐视权威，爱冒险，长情，最后还自杀了。perfect
前100分钟简直催眠得。。。不过也没办法，关于无线电发展史的画面素材实在不多
纪录片常规手法大集结...除了尿点还是尿点. 科教频道吧