The whole show can be described as bland in two words. It is like a glass of plain water, from the beginning of pouring the boiling water to the final swallowing in one go, there is only a little water stain on the mouth or nothing at all. It won't feel unpleasant, but it won't make you forget to choose plain water instead of Wanglaoji Pepsi drinks every time you go out to eat. As a legal drama, it is quite well-established. The rogue lawyer, who is both good and evil, meets the challenge of the moral bottom line and starts a battle of wisdom with the evil criminal. The plot can be seen from the unruly and uninhibited appearance of Matthew at the beginning. . It's a very cliché plot, but until I was arrested for the murder of Rowlett, I was full of expectations for the reversal at the back of the show, but the screenwriter successfully broke my expectations. When I watched it, I could only say that the ending came very well. Too fast and too fast is like a tornado, I really don't understand.
Mickey's behavior when he was trapped in Rowlett's trap and was cornered really made me wonder how he would save himself and his family, seeing him in court so steadfast and so calm in his defense of Rowlett I even thought he Will succumb to Rowlett's hands. After watching the whole drama, I think if it was my conjecture above, the ending might be even better. For example, the betrayal of the lawyer at the end of "The Furnace" determines the tragic ending of the movie. Thought-provoking. There are already too many similar legal films, so why not make a difference?
After watching this show, I only remember Matthew, and there are no other outstanding supporting roles. It is a tailor-made protagonist drama, the whole drama revolves around Mickey, what happened to Mickey, what happened to Mickey, and what happened to Mickey. If the protagonist is not chosen well, then the whole drama can be finished. Fortunately, Matthew's performance is very successful. He can bring out the brilliance of the protagonist who pretends to be a good hand, and at the same time, he can also force Mickey into a desperate situation. The mood of defending Rowlett against his stance is perfectly displayed.
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