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Sigrid 2023-08-10 10:18:28
I've changed my mind about Ben Affleck! !...
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Verda 2023-07-26 04:04:20
Thought-provoking film. Ben's directorial debut, another adaptation of Dennis Lehane's novel, starring Ben's younger brother Kathy, as well as Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris, is worth...
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Trystan 2023-07-21 23:35:03
I was so excited that I wanted to give five stars, but after checking it turned out to be a script adapted from a novel...there were only four. Anyway, the ending is quite thought...
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Antwon 2023-07-13 15:35:42
It's still a relatively inexplicable...
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Jennifer 2023-05-21 21:19:19
you gotta take a...
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Verona 2023-05-07 15:41:33
The male protagonist can always uphold the justice in his heart, but is this really a good...
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Paris 2023-03-28 12:52:50
Ben Affleck has always liked to discuss ethics. And a lot of argumentative...
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Mercedes 2023-03-01 07:47:42
Xiaoben is really a little expert at writing screenplays! Although the twist is a little untenable at the end, the character of the male protagonist is so wonderfully written, how a 31-year-old man who looks younger than his age finds the courage and principles to become an adult. But in the adult world, there is no absolute right...
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Toni 2023-02-12 14:23:12
6 The adaptation of the novel is very...
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Ward 2023-01-22 07:24:45
A bit dull layer-by-layer peel-off movie, well, that, plus a HAPPY END~ which is not very HAPPY END~. It sounds good for CCTV...
Gone Baby Gone Comments
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Patrick Kenzie: I'm calling state police in five minutes. They'll be here in ten.
Capt. Jack Doyle: Thought you would've done that by now. You know why you haven't? Because you think this might be an irreparable mistake. Because deep inside you, you know it doesn't matter what the rules say. When the lights go out, and you ask yourself "is she better off here or better off there", you know the answer. And you always will. You... you could do a right thing here. A good thing. Men live their whole lives without getting this chance. You walk away from it, you may not regret it when you get home. You may not regret it for a year, but when you get to where I am, I promise you, you will. I'll be dead, you'll be old. But she... she'll be dragging around a couple of tattered, damaged children of her own, and you'll be the one who has to tell them you're sorry.
Patrick Kenzie: You know what? Maybe that'll happen. And if it does, I'll tell them I'm sorry and I'll live with it. But what's never gonna happen and what I'm not gonna do is have to apologize to a grown woman who comes to me and says: "I was kidnapped when I was a little girl, and my aunt hired you to find me. And you did, you found me with some strange family. But you broke your promise and you left me there. Why? Why didn't you bring me home? Because all the snacks and the outfits and the family trips don't matter. They stole me. It wasn't my family and you knew about it and you knew better and you did nothing". And maybe that grown woman will forgive me, but I'll never forgive myself.
Capt. Jack Doyle: I did what I did for the sake of the child. All right. For me, too. But now, I'm asking you for the sake of the child. I'm begging you. You think about it.
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Lionel McCready: Helene's got emotional problems.
Beatrice McCready: It's not that, Lionel.
Lionel McCready: What is it, then?
Beatrice McCready: She's a cunt!
Lionel McCready: Beatrice, don't use that word.
Beatrice McCready: God help me, it's true.
