John Munro Cameron

Deontae 2021-12-30 17:17:21

The expression in this film is extremely valuable. It seems that seeing the shadow of "Shawshank's Redemption", the human nature is imprisoned by the game I set up, calling on people not to be kidnapped by themselves. All the pain comes from your corruption control. While the way of living of...

Crawford 2021-12-30 17:17:21

"Instinctual Reaction"

Personal movie essays, informal movie reviews

When I finished watching it, I suddenly realized that this is a chicken soup movie, and there is almost no climax from beginning to end. In the first 20 minutes, I probably guessed the plot of the story, so I watched it. In the...

Enid 2022-03-27 09:01:15

I watched it on Central Six when I was very young, and it was for Anthony Hopkins and Cuban Godin Jr.

Terrill 2022-03-24 09:03:05

A film from 20 years ago, which was a bit unpopular, explored human nature through the story of man and nature. An anthropologist who went missing (who actually lived with a gorilla) was found two years later, only to be jailed for killing a hunter, silenced from the world, and even his family. It was not until the male lead of the psychologist started to contact him for research that he slowly opened his mouth to tell his story. However, that kind of "killing" of natural creatures is also staged in prisons, with brutal beatings and unfair treatment. Isn't the depth of human nature inferior to that of gorillas? ! The male protagonist slowly redeemed himself through psychology, and finally made the scientist believe in the brilliance of human nature again. . .