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Rosalia 2022-03-20 09:01:13
From the children's perspective, the simple opposition between good and evil was completely shattered by the fear of death caused by two gunshots. The unsettled feeling of anxiety made the brothers and sisters gradually see the ugly and invisible framework of human nature that exists in the real society. In the same way, resistance is both self-examination. From fist to speech, from the protected person to the family guardian, it is the eternal cry for the beauty of life. In the end, the fairy...
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Laurie 2022-03-20 09:01:13
[Exhibition at China Film Archive] is not a thriller and suspense film, but a masterpiece about children, about fathers, about black people, about law and justice. From the perspective of a little girl, I recall the ugly side of the adult world that I saw in my childhood. The unique children's perspective makes the whole movie exciting and looks good. Although the court scenes were a bit preaching, they still moved people's hearts. The current situation of Lenovo Tianchao lawyers can't help but...
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Megane 2022-03-20 09:01:13
Don't kill the robins who sing for humans, because they are kind and never hurt people. After watching the movie, I finally understand the meaning of this long-heard title. However, the slow narrative rhythm of "Killing a Mockingbird" and the slightly calm court scenes still looked a little dull (fortunately, the mental state when watching the movie was good), unlike "The Prosecution Witness" and "The Furnace." "The Defender"...That kind of drove my movie-watching...
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Ryley 2021-10-20 19:02:19
At first glance, I thought it was a platter of anti-racism and horror suspense. Only when you understand what it meant to the United States in 1932, and understand the general environment from the country’s economic collapse to the national mental collapse, can you understand what the original novels and movies are trying to express. Adhering to justice, kindness, courage and love in difficult times is...
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Luigi 2021-10-20 19:02:19
Everyone holds a bullet of prejudice more or less, do not aim at others easily, whether he is black, homosexual, or a believer of other religions. These prejudices are not love but evil. They will only make us kill more and more innocent...
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Rebeka 2021-10-20 19:02:19
The first half is a childhood story in which everyone will have fantasies about bad and terrifying things. In the second half, the father’s court trial taught the children to understand the law, race, justice, and the meaning of...
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Tyler 2021-10-20 19:02:19
Two things 1. Democracy is not necessarily a good thing. Once a group has formed a desirable prejudice, democracy is a tool that promotes the transformation of prejudice into oppression. 2. The hypocrisy community. Looking at this, you will think of Lars von Trier’s American trilogy. The white lady shouted in the court to let every gentleman present justice for her, and morality became a kind of injustice. A code of conduct that requires people to think about it. People tend to maintain a kind...
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Jaydon 2021-10-20 19:02:19
How can I put it? Prejudice is so ingrained that justice cannot be effective in a case that everyone knows. "Twelve Angry Men" is a tribute to people like the jury, so "Kill a Mockingbird" is a powerful and angry flogging on...
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Kiel 2021-10-20 19:02:19
The greatest people can't fight stubborn prejudice, but the most stubborn prejudice can't fight the gentleness of those well-meaning...
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Christiana 2021-10-20 19:02:19
The language of the shot can be called a model, and the conversion of the shot repeatedly uses superimposed effects; the children’s part of the story is full of tension and suspense, which spurs the audience’s appetite; the court trial, like other court trials, is inevitable preaching and sensational. Fortunately, time not...
To Kill a Mockingbird Comments
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Tom Robinson: I can't use my left hand at all. I got it caught in a cotton gin when I was twelve years old. All my muscles were tore loose.
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[testifying]
Tom Robinson: Well, I said I best be goin', I couldn't do nothin' for her, an' she said, oh, yes I could. An' I asked her what, and she said to jus' step on the chair yonder an' git that box down from on top of the chifforobe. So I done like she told me, and I was reachin' when the next thing I know she... grabbed me aroun' the legs.
[a murmur erupts in the courthouse]
Tom Robinson: She scared me so bad I hopped down an' turned the chair over. That was the only thing, only furniture 'sturbed in the room, Mr. Finch, I swear, when I left it... Mr. Finch, I got down off the chair, and I turned around an' she sorta jumped on me. She hugged me aroun' the waist. She reached up an' kissed me on the face. She said she'd never kissed a grown man before an' she might as well kiss me. She says for me to kiss her back.
[Tom shakes his head, re-living the ordeal with his eyes half-closed]
Tom Robinson: And I said, Miss Mayella, let me outta here, an' I tried to run. Mr. Ewell cussed at her from the window and said he's gonna kill her.