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Sydnie 2022-04-23 07:01:27
I just like WillSmith, this silly...
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Kameron 2022-04-23 07:01:27
"why you blow up the building?" "because you made a phone...
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Melyssa 2022-04-23 07:01:27
The most annoying thing about American movies is that there are always a dozen "fuck", "shit", "honey", "my dear" when there is a major plot. We are invisible in the information age, and being a "hermit" is a technical job. But some basic common sense should still be known, for example, when running, "No...
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Jayme 2022-04-23 07:01:27
After 13 years, it is estimated that even ants can be monitored in the United...
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Gayle 2022-04-23 07:01:27
I marked it for the first time on December 16, 2011, and watched it again after seven years on February 15, 2018. Although it was a film from 1998 and was released before 9/11, the philosophical issues discussed in this film , whether security or privacy is more important is still lingering as the most worthy of careful discussion. Of course, the movie itself is also a demonstration. If the need for security is expanded to the extreme, the actual consequences of people's loss of...
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Harley 2022-04-23 07:01:27
How much power have we given to the state? What kind of lens are we living in? It's scary, and it's a pity that I'm just a normal...
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Jevon 2022-04-23 07:01:27
Americans told the world how to fight the government, which is not a good thing in other...
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Scot 2022-04-22 07:01:04
A good movie that lets you know what is going on with good and...
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Reginald 2022-04-22 07:01:04
Tony Scott is a very manly director. Recently, he likes to work with DENZEL WASHINGTON. The MAN ON FIRE the year before last (with my favorite little FANNNING in it) is very different from last year's DEJA VU. The previous movie, I have seen it many times, it is humorous and witty, Hollywood's method is to make you feel that what you see in the movie is very real, and the most memorable thing in it may be this dialogue, which is said by his wife who is also a lawyer, " then who's monitor the...
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Olin 2022-04-22 07:01:04
The story is very compact, occasionally thunderous, but there will be extra points if there is Will,...
Enemy of the State Comments
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Silverberg: Bob. We we're told to look back on your files as far as the electrician strike. We believe that you helped a man named Sam Velotti form a company called Zurich.
Blake: We also found out about your connection with the Peitzo family.
Robert Clayton Dean: Well, that's true.
Silverberg: You're admitting to it?
Robert Clayton Dean: Sure. Everything except forming a company called Zurich, or knowing anybody who is named Sam Velotti, or having any connection, whatsoever to the Peitzo family. This is Ridiculous.
Silverberg: Bob we're trying...
Robert Clayton Dean: [Interrupting] Wait, wait. This is Pintero, he's coming after me. You give me 1 week, 1 week and 4 people from litigation, and I can guarantee you, we can have this guy begging us...
Blake: [Interrupting] Tell us abut Rachael Banks.
Robert Clayton Dean: I'll tell you what. Rachael, was my girlfriend in my second year of law school, we still remain in close contact, and we swap information from time to time.
Blake: Did you have an affair with her 4 years ago?
Robert Clayton Dean: Ever beat off in the shower, Brian? Ever had any homosexual thoughts?
Silverberg: Bob, that's...
Robert Clayton Dean: [Interrupting] None of my fuckin' business. You're damn right it's not. I love my wife and I love my son, "absolutely" with no equivocations, and that's none of your fuckin' business either.
Silverberg: Bob, we believe that you should take a leave of abscence on this, until we straighten this out.
Robert Clayton Dean: Are you firing me?
Silverberg: I think you just fired yourself.
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Carla Dean: Hello?
Robert Clayton Dean: [calling from a payphone] Carla, don't hang up.
Carla Dean: Robert, you know what I'm looking at? Pictures of you and Rachel taken today.
Robert Clayton Dean: Where did you get those photographs?
Carla Dean: My messager Robert, my messager.
Robert Clayton Dean: Listen honey, I think something's going on and I'm...
Carla Dean: Robert, I went to the store today, and my money and credit cards didn't work. I couldn't buy food.
Robert Clayton Dean: [looking at Brill, who mouths "Fuck you" to Robert] Yeah, mine too. I gotta go.
Carla Dean: What do you mean you gotta go?
Robert Clayton Dean: I, I gotta go.
[hangs up]
