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Melyna 2022-06-21 18:29:26
I just think that the laws in the United States are really loose, and I can't stand it for the first 20 minutes. Killing two people who are not very heinous and has no remorse at the same time, this is simply a demon, can't wash the ground for it, no one has any sympathy, I think it should be hanged immediately. The result was only a life sentence? Why is the cost of crime so low? That mother still brazenly questioned the fairness of her sentence and wanted to appeal? Does she deserve to be...
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Amparo 2022-06-21 18:18:28
Reaffirm that 'The Shawshank Redemption' is nothing to brag...
Birdman of Alcatraz Comments
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Maddison 2022-06-21 19:11:41
Robert Franklin Stroud
When a film intersects with reality, my attention tends to gravitate toward the side of reality to which it relates, in direct proportion to the closeness and propensity of that connection.
The film The Birdman of Alcatraz is based on a real story in the usual way. His name is Robert...
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Jadon 2022-09-06 00:01:25
The title of the film that I have read several times and can't read it well
The movie "The Birdkeeper of Alcatraz" has been in my favorites for a long time, and I have never been interested in watching it. It is a prison movie, will it be a prison break story, and it is an old movie, black and white. But after watching it, I was deeply shocked, worthy of such a high....
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[first lines]
Tour guide: ...during which you will see all of the man-made and natural beauties, the most spectacular bay in the world. You'll pass beneath the famous Golden Gate Bridge, considered by most authorities to be one of the most striking structures ever erected by man. From the bay, you will thrill to the magnificent San Francisco skyline. Your cruise ship, the Harbor King, will circle Alcatraz, a maximum security prison containing the most dangerous criminals in America. It has been the home of such notorious figures as Al Capone, Baby Face Nelson, and Machine Gun Kelly.
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[last lines]
Robert Stroud: Tom? You know what they used to call Alcatraz in the old days?
Tom Gaddis: What?
Robert Stroud: Bird Island.
Tom Gaddis: [narrating] Robert Stroud's petition for parole has been denied annually for 24 years. Age 72, he is now in his 53rd year of imprisonment.
