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Autumn 2022-04-23 07:02:09
Death row inmates go to death step by step, without suspense—suspense is the lifesaver of boilerplate movies. Life and death, religion, ethics, politics, the maxima and minima of human nature, all are spread out by the acting skills of the two, and the perspective is relatively neutral, a very good...
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Bethany 2022-04-23 07:02:09
I now know that death is inevitable, but I don't understand...
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Donnell 2022-04-23 07:02:09
2 hours of confessions. The content of too many religious elements makes it difficult for Chinese film viewers to understand and feel the same. Compared with the impact of never compromise and the life of David Gore, it can only be said that it is not my favorite...
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Olen 2022-04-23 07:02:09
It would be strange to say that there is no Pope's power behind this movie, at least I have a little bit of interest in God in my heart after watching the movie. Someone recommended it to me as Sean Penn's best performance, but I think it should be sam. Looking back at Mystic River, this man is too powerful. I think the film's discussion of the law also has a certain significance for the current phenomenon of gangsters interfering with the law in...
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Amara 2022-04-23 07:02:09
A film that opposes the death penalty, but the director is by no means a simple preaching of the Virgin Mary. The point of entry is to fully understand the existence of the death penalty. The well-dressed and clean white world in the film shows more vividly than the plot and performance that Western society can only be supported by several generations of development. To develop a concept of compassion for all people and to pardon a murderer's capital crime will consume a lot of human and...
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Cullen 2022-04-23 07:02:09
A good movie, with a smooth plot and a comfortable performance. The director's main idea is that those who kill innocents must repent and pay for their...
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Mervin 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Quiet to the point of being...
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Brennon 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Leaving Shawshank, who was praised as a flamboyant altar, Uncle Robbins took the lead and transferred the grievances to Sean Pan, the death row inmate, but this was just an illusion. Uncle Pan was a paranoid and extremist, dissatisfied with the loopholes in the legal system. unfair treatment. The person who was really wronged and misunderstood was Aunt Sarandon, but the nun had love, patience and tolerance, and Uncle Pan could only open up his heart that had been suppressed for many years. Two...
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Conner 2022-04-22 07:01:29
I have to say, the final execution scene was very...
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Shyanne 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Can't agree with female pigs at all. The criminal is stubborn, and she compares herself to Christ. Like the criminal, she feels that only she is right. How narcissistic it is! The confession of the last criminal is nothing but the fear of death, not the teachings of the female...
Dead Man Walking Comments
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Jarvis 2022-03-23 09:01:55
Ethics and Fairness
Sister Helen, with her worldly and refined noble feelings, moved the conflicting parties in the story, sublimated the morality expressed in the film, and moved me as an audience. Given that most of the reviews focus on Helen and Matthew the death row, and with the voices of controversy over whether...
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Cullen 2022-03-23 09:01:55
Real human rights, respect for death on death row.
To maximize the goodness of human nature and respect the human rights of death row prisoners, human beings should be animals with great ideas. Tears were shed twice, the first time the death row prisoner and his mother were separated for the last time, and the second time the prisoner finally...
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Matthew Poncelet: I like rebels. Some blacks is ok. Martin Luther King, he led his people all the way to DC and kicked the white man's butt.
Sister Helen Prejean: You respect Martin Luther King?
Matthew Poncelet: He put up a fight. He wasn't lazy.
Sister Helen Prejean: What about lazy whites?
Matthew Poncelet: Don't like 'em.
Sister Helen Prejean: So it's lazy people you don't like?
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Hilton Barber: [at Matthew Poncelet's appeals hearing] The death penalty. It's nothin' new; it's been with us for centuries. We've buried people alive; lopped off their heads with an axe; burned them alive at a public square... gruesome spectacles. In this century, we kept searchin' for more and more *humane* ways... of killin' people that we didn't like. We've shot 'em with firing squads; suffocated 'em, in the gas chamber. But now... Now we have developed a device that is the most humane of all. Lethal injection. We strap the guy up. We anesthetize him with shot number one; then we give him shot number two, and that implodes his lungs, and shot number three stops... his heart. We put 'em to death just like an old horse. His face just, goes to sleep, while, inside, his organs are going through armageddon. The muscles of his face would twist, and contort, and pull, but you see, shot number one relaxes all those muscles so we don't have to see any horror show... We don't have to taste the blood of revenge on our lips, while this, human being's organs writhe, and twist, and contort... We just sit there, quietly. Nod our heads, and say: 'Justice has been done.'
