Jim Azelvandre

Weston 2022-01-05 08:02:07

As a person who studied environmental science and law in the United States and worked as a law in the United States, everything in this film made me feel the same. I took a deep breath and thanked someone for being an enemy of us and the world.

Regarding plaintiff side's firm and corporate defender...

Elfrieda 2022-04-20 09:02:08

"The whole system is being manipulated, they want us to think that the system can protect us, but in fact it's just a lie, the only one who can protect us is ourselves."

Indeed, many times in the process of watching it, I felt how difficult and powerless it is for an individual to fight against a...

Zion 2022-01-05 08:02:07

A very stable social theme, the story is clearly told, and the emotional power behind it is also given. It is also a story of a small person fighting a powerful force for justice. This selection itself is enough to pay tribute, because this is an adaptation of a real event. From the director's point of view, the anticlimactic treatment of this movie is the biggest feature. It does not give you enough impassion and severe condemnation, but focuses on the protagonist's daily boring and pain, or, in this way, he can see his greatness even more. However, C8's damage continues.

Spencer 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In "Far From Heaven", Aunt Moore faced a toxic environment, while "Black Water" made the poison visible. Frankly speaking, because it is the most appalling environmental pollution case in the United States, because 99% of the world's human beings contain PFOA, and because the director is Todd Hines, I always expect to see more than the average biopic. It turns out that the production was too rushed... (Maybe the biggest surprise was meeting the director himself?)