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Herta 2022-04-21 09:01:28
What Lao Li looked at, he just remembered that Tom was so tender that he could squeeze out the...
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Toby 2022-04-21 09:01:28
A very good commercial film. What transcends general court-themed movies is that the movie's characterization is also very good, and Tom's role has changed and grown. Narratively, he has a very precise grasp of how the plot is revealed at what stage, which is very...
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Ryder 2022-04-21 09:01:28
Why did Tommy never win an award? Because he is so handsome, the old white male judge is jealous of him! Why has Demi never won an award? Because although she looks beautiful, her acting skills have never been able to break through, and the old white man can't help it! Why does Jack Nixon keep winning? Because he is ugly enough and can act, what else can the old white man do if he doesn't choose him? Based on the above reasons, how to evaluate such a wonderful movie, the answer is...
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Jovanny 2022-04-21 09:01:28
Alan Sorkin's lines are good, which is reflected in the fast rhythm transformation and high density between sentences, and not only the stacking of words, but also the idea of can keep up, and can form conflicts between words, which is conducive to character building. As a debut film, the overall casting was very successful. This Kuaisui Liangtang on the screen is a bit unfamiliar. Thinking about it, this is actually the most suitable role for Liangtang. As soon as Sorkin came up, he first...
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Sonny 2022-04-21 09:01:28
I only remember that Demi spent twice as long to fight for the defendant's innocence, and if the defendant admits wrong, he only needs to stay in the detention center for 1/2 of the days~ It's funny~ `The final court battle~ Who said my family's Atang didn't acting...
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Krystal 2022-04-21 09:01:28
The original screenwriter was Aaron Sorkin! The lines of court arguments are his usual...
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Kameron 2022-04-21 09:01:28
If your story stake is small, then you have to increase it and find a way to increase it later. Tom Cruise takes over the case, and the stakes are high at first, and the stakes continue to increase halfway through the...
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Athena 2022-04-20 09:01:19
As an American military law film, "A Few Good Men" not only makes people see a climax of war of words under the Western legal system, but also exposes the dark side of the American military, and is not afraid of obstruction and darkness. The journey of fighting wits and courage, growth and redemption, outlines the emotional precipitation of the film, and the naval lawyer Caffy played by Tom Cruise in the film has become the highlight of this...
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Kennedy 2022-04-20 09:01:19
After watching it several times, the performances of the writers and actors made this movie! The court debate was very exciting, and it was very exciting! Nicholson is really a showman, Tom has more than just a pretty face~...
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Uriah 2022-04-20 09:01:19
Jackson is full of aura, and the movie is reminiscent of the recent story of "the right to raise the muzzle of a gun one centimeter", intriguing, very good movie / "This world is beyond the law, and there is such a thing as a conscience. When the law and conscience conflict, conscience is the highest code of conduct. Respect for life is a principle that applies everywhere. It is sinful not to execute the orders of the superiors, but not guilty if you are not sure. As a sane person At this...
A Few Good Men Comments
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Capt. West: [in West's office] Commander Galloway, why don't you get yourself a cup of coffee.
Galloway: Thank you, sir, I'm fine.
Capt. West: [irritated because she didn't understand his intention] Commander, I'd like you to leave the room so we can talk about you behind your back.
Galloway: Certainly, sir.
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Kaffee: [ariving in the conference room after the meeting has already started] Excuse me, sorry I'm late.
Capt. Whitaker: That's alright, Danny, I know you don't have a good excuse, so I won't force you to come up with a bad one.
Kaffee: [gratefully, nods] Thank you, sir.
Capt. Whitaker: The first one's for you. Seems you're moving up in the world, you've been requested by Division.
Kaffee: Requested to do what?
Capt. Whitaker: Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. A Marine corporal named Dawson illegally fires a round of his weapon over the fence line and into Cuban territory.
Kaffee: What's a fence line?
Capt. Whitaker: Sam.
Lt. Weinberg: A big wall separating the good guys from the bad guys.
Kaffee: [sarcastically] Teacher's pet.
Capt. Whitaker: PFC William Santiago threatens to rat on Dawson to the Naval Investigative Service. Dawson, and another member of his squad PFC Louden Downey, go into Santiago's barracks room, tie him up, stuff a rag down his throat. An hour later Santiago's dead. The attending physician says the rag was treated with some kind of toxin.
Kaffee: They poisoned the rag?
Capt. Whitaker: Not according to them.
Kaffee: What do they say?
Capt. Whitaker: Not much. They're being flown up here tomorrow. Then Wednesday at 0600 you're catching a transport down to Cuba for the day to find out what you can. In the meantime, go see Lieutenant Commander Joanne Galloway of internal affairs. Any questions?
Kaffee: That flight to Cuba, was that 0600 in the morning? Sir?
Capt. Whitaker: It seems important to Division that this one be handled by the book so I'm assigning co-counsel. Any volunteers?
Lt. Weinberg: No!
Capt. Whitaker: Sam.
Lt. Weinberg: Sir, I've got a stack of papers on my desk about a mile high.
Capt. Whitaker: Work with Kaffee on this.
Lt. Weinberg: Doing what? Kaffee will have this done in about four days.
Capt. Whitaker: Doing various administrative things. Backup. Whatever.
Lt. Weinberg: In other words I have no responsibilities whatsoever.
Capt. Whitaker: Right.
