Changeling Comments

  • Mae 2022-03-22 09:01:28

    great story! Julie's acting is a bit over the...

  • Keith 2022-03-22 09:01:28

    I always have a soft spot for such stories of individuals fighting against the system and successfully changing their physique. Jolie's most explosive performance since the movie is a sublimation of the entire film: a steady and orderly narrative development, accurate and unmistakable application of light angles, With one or two seemingly careless long shots, Dongmu Tou tells a heartwarming story with the most down-to-earth cinematic techniques, and it's easy to come...

  • Colt 2022-03-22 09:01:28

    There's Jolie in almost every scene, but she's really not that great. I personally think Eastwood is the best movie...

  • Micheal 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    The American Dream's place in the hearts of Americans may really not be underestimated. Although the story of the main theme is always good and evil, it does not necessarily end in a happy ending. Reality has its objectivity. The search process is to make up for her negligence, and the so-called responsibility is probably here. In the process, it is the mind that...

  • Elbert 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    1. The police said to Sanford, the boy who was coerced to kill by the killer: you put them in the ground, you can take them out of the ground. What a cruel policeman, this boy suffered more cruelly than the boy who was killed! Every time they got in the truck, I just wanted to die. After all he's a boy with a conscience, a 5 year old kid, like the troublemaker said: You can't do that, I'm just a kid. Poor, speechless, ignorant child. 2. A...

  • Hubert 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    Worst work I've seen so far. Jolie single-handedly picked the role of the main heroine, and her acting skills were obviously going to be behind the scenes. In terms of drama, there are too many things to include, resulting in a loose structure and an unbalanced emotional foreshadowing. In the second half of the courtroom drama, the tension it should have was not achieved. This can be compared horizontally with "First Degree Fear". There are bright spots in the playlist, especially the scene in...

  • Nicolette 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    It has long been heard that the corruption of the government police was shown in a movie, but I didn't expect it to be so uncomfortable. However, the rhythm of the whole movie was very bad. Most of the female protagonists' performances seemed too procrastinated. In the end, Gordon wanted to see her before he died and said that he was afraid that if he lied, he would go to hell. This part completely raised the redemption of the movie to the religious level, showing the fear of the government and...

  • Gerson 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    6.0 didn't like Jolie's performance, and the inexplicable motives of most of the characters in the film. The sudden protest of 10,000 people and the swear words of the hostess hospital made me feel like I was sprinting for 200 meters without warming up. It was too sudden. In 5 minutes, the father left because of his responsibility, but he never mentioned the front line with the fake son at the end, which gave me a feeling of screaming just after 10 minutes of warm-up and squatting down to get...

  • Casimer 2022-03-21 09:01:32

    Based on true events. The real meaning outside the film is much greater than the film itself. The separation of church and state is a milestone of modern civilization. When the political law cannot be reasonably guaranteed, it is the belief in religion that maintains justice and morality. In addition, it has been proved and lamented again and again that court trials have created American and Hollywood movies at the same...

  • Reese 2022-03-20 09:01:28

    Very depressing subject, Julie is so...

Extended Reading

Changeling quotes

  • Christine Collins: Why would they do this?

    Rev. Gustav Briegleb: To avoid admitting they made a mistake when they brought back the wrong boy. Of course, anyone reading the newspaper with half a brain would see through it instantly. Sadly, that would exclude about half the readership of the Times. Mrs. Collins, I have made it my mission in life to bring to light all the things the LAPD wish none of us ever knew about. A department ruled by violence, abuse, murder, corruption and intimidation. When Chief Davis took over the force two years ago, he said...

    Chief James E. Davis: We will hold court against gunmen in the streets of Los Angeles. I want them brought in dead, not alive, and I will reprimand any officer who shows the least mercy to a criminal.

    Rev. Gustav Briegleb: He picked fifty of the most violent cops on the force, gave them machine guns and permission to shoot anyone who got in their way. He called them the Gun Squad. No lawyers, no trials, no questions, no suspensions, no investigations, just piles of bodies. Bodies in the morgues, bodies in the hospitals, bodies by the side of the road, and not because the LAPD wanted to wipe out crime. No. The LAPD wanted to wipe out the competition. Mayor Cryer and half the force are on the take: gambling, prostitution, bootlegging, you name it. Because once you give people the freedom to do whatever they want, as the Lord found in the Garden of Eden, they will do exactly that. This police department does not tolerate dissent or contradiction or even embarrassment. And you are in a position to embarrass them and they do not like it. They will do anything in their power to discredit you. I've seen it happen too many times to start going blind now. That's why I wanted to meet you, to let you know what you're getting yourself into and to help you fight it, if you choose to.

    Christine Collins: Reverend, I appreciate everything that you're doing and everything that you said, but I'm not on a mission. I just want my son home.

  • Dr. John Montgomery: He had two cavities that needed filling. He put up a fight, but I took care of it.

    Christine Collins: And?

    Dr. John Montgomery: Your son's upper front teeth were separated by a small tissue, a diastema. It made them sit about an eighth of an inch apart. The boy in that room has no such gap.

    Christine Collins: Can that change with age? Because that's what they're going to say.

    Dr. John Montgomery: In some cases, yes, it's possible. But the tissue between Walter's teeth prevents that from happening. You see, they can never come together without an operation to sever the tissue, and I can tell you right now that he has never had such an operation.

    Christine Collins: Would you be willing to put that officially in writing?

    Dr. John Montgomery: Pardon my language, but hell yes.