"Never Compromise", although it belongs to the genre of a serious drama, was rated as R by the MPAA due to too much vulgarity. In the small-scale trial screening, the audience thought that although there were few drama conflicts in the film, the filming was generally eloquent, and the court scenes were particularly skillful. In contrast, the several ambiguous dramas that were deployed during the period seemed weak and weak. After working hard to overcome the fetters of many clues and antagonism, "Never Compromise" completes the preaching theme in a relaxed and entertaining atmosphere. ()
"Never Compromise" is a legal film in which the heroine in the film is driven by the spirit of uncompromising and fearlessness to fight for the rights and interests of many victims. It is easy for the audience to think of the reality in today’s society. Vulnerable groups are often easily deceived, manipulated and harmed by powerful forces, and more often they are unaware or helpless after knowing. This requires legal workers to come forward to help them get out of their disadvantaged situation and safeguard their due Rights. Of course, when legal workers help disadvantaged groups defend their rights, their rich legal expertise is not the most powerful capital. More importantly, they must have the spirit of “death” and “people-oriented” humanistic care that are not afraid of any difficulties. Of course, from the perspective of the judicial environment and system design, it can also be seen from the film that in a society with a good judicial environment, it is much less difficult for lawyers to obtain evidence. As we all know, in an absolute rule of law environment, litigation is mainly to fight evidence. Therefore, in the process of obtaining evidence by lawyers, judicial organs’ examination and approval procedures should be as standard and concise as possible, which will greatly improve the efficiency and quality of judicial activities. In addition, the reason why many victims in the film were able to receive full compensation in the end also benefited from the country's comprehensive compensation system. (,)
