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Pierce 2021-10-22 14:41:13
Unexpectedly, just change it =...
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Syble 2021-10-22 14:41:13
Too pediatric. . Too much freehand brushwork and slow rhythm. Extra points for cool photography and...
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Nyasia 2021-10-22 14:41:13
I once thought that the flaw is hidden in the old man’s precision...
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Carmela 2021-10-22 14:41:13
The story is good, but the soundtrack of the film is simply a disaster. Large sections of discordant self-entertainment and mystical music are unreasonably noisy and poorly matched with the picture. I can't hear the original sound even if I want to hear it. The laws of the United States are too...
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Vinnie 2021-10-22 14:41:13
It’s a bit of a mystery, what does the spinning device ball...
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Gillian 2021-10-22 14:41:13
The last days of...
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Bradford 2021-10-22 14:41:13
The point is that I guessed the crime method when I started the crime. . . ....
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Brenna 2021-10-22 14:41:13
Elderly's acting skills are really impeccable! With the spirit of picking bones in the egg, there will be a sparseness in the hundred...
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Kristin 2021-10-22 14:41:13
Exceed my...
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Aaliyah 2021-10-22 14:41:12
Hopkins' acting skills can't save this bad...
Fracture Comments
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Javon 2022-04-19 09:01:34
not perfect
Didn't find it creepy. I just don't understand why Lao Huo, who opened an airline company, didn't show up for divorce, so why did he kill the two of them? Could it be that rich people think they are smart enough to escape perfectly?
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Alysa 2021-10-22 14:32:26
Imperfect flaws
It’s entirely because of Anthony Hopkins that I’d like to watch it. The film’s screens are very detailed, and the language of the screens is very deep on the surface, but it doesn’t seem to be closely related to the plot, such as the play device in Ted’s house. What do you want to...
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Judge Pincus: Mr Beachum. Nice to see a man who dresses for court.
Willy Beachum: I'm very sorry, Your Honour. Very sorry. It's a long story.
Judge Pincus: The people of the State of California versus Theodore Crawford.
Public Defender: Your Honour, the public defender is representing Mr Crawford for his arraignment with the understanding that he will secure private counsel for all further proceedings.
Judge Pincus: Mr Crawford, you have been charged with section 664 slash 187 of the California penal code: Attempted murder. Do you waive further eading of the complaint and complete statement of rights?
Public Defender: You do.
Ted Crawford: I do. But, l... I want...
Judge Pincus: And do you wish to enter a plea at this time?
Ted Crawford: Yes, not guilty. But I also want to waive my right to counsel and to represent myself.
Judge Pincus: Surely you won't have trouble finding an attorney, Mr Crawford?
Ted Crawford: No, but I want to do it myself.
Public Defender: Your Honour, if I can have a moment with my client.
Ted Crawford: I'm not your client. Try and keep up, will you?
Judge Pincus: Uh, Mr Crawford, you're facing some very serious charges here. I strongly urge you to retain counsel.
Ted Crawford: That's very kind but I believe I'm within my rights.
Judge Pincus: Be aware that lack of counsel will not be grounds for an appeal.
Ted Crawford: Oh, I understand. I understand.
Judge Pincus: People have an objection, Mr Beachum?
Willy Beachum: Well, Your Honour, we have a verbal and signed confession. So, I would strongly advise Mr Crawford to get a competent attorney to try and negotiate a plea.
Judge Pincus: That's pretty damning evidence, Mr Crawford. You wanna reconsider?
Ted Crawford: Absolutely not.
Willy Beachum: Huh. It's gonna turn into a circus.
Judge Pincus: I appreciate your concern for the dignity of the court, 007. Unfortunately, the man is a tax-paying citizen and entitled by our constitution to try and manipulate the legal system like everybody else.
Willy Beachum: Mr Crawford wants to go pro per, that's gonna take a while, and sadly, I won't be here for it. But the People have no objection.
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Ted Crawford: Nicely done, Willy. Truly. A regular chain of evidence. Great stuff. Vivid. Heartbreaking. The victim cries out from beyond the grave. Yeah. Jurors love all that sort of crap, don't they? I bet you don't even need a confession anymore, do you, Willy? I tell you what, though, old sport. Let's make you a new one just in case. The real deal, all the juicy details. You can get your rocks off on that, then, can't you? Huh? I shot my wife in the face, right there. She didn't look so pretty after that. And l stood there looking down at her... and l watched her eyes go all empty. I could smell the blood and the shit. Smelled like metal. And the look on his face! He was trying to get her back to life and l was pissing myself laughing... because I took both the bastards out with one fucking bullet. Yeah. And now you've got your little bullet, haven't you? Got what you want. So bring it all on, kiddo. Bring it all into court. Except you can't, can you? Let's see, now, first year law, double jeopardy. I went to trial, you lost. Oh, pity about that. It doesn't matter what you do now. It doesn't matter what you know. I mean, she could come back from the dead, you see... and testify, spill the beans, and it would mean... nothing. So you can't touch me... ever.
