I spent more than two hours yesterday watching this movie. After watching it for a long time, I felt the warmth of this movie.
The movie said: "90% of the people in this country believe in ghosts, and less than one-third of them believe in evolution; 35% of people can recognize Howard Simpson and the town where he lives, and know Thurgood at a glance. . Marshall's less than 1% (a former U.S. Supreme Court justice.)"
It turns out that 90% of people believe in ghosts? It turns out that everyone tacitly believes in this matter, and it is the first time I have seen such a clear expression.
I didn't really understand what it meant when I saw it, and then I thought, what the hell is going on here? Is it because of my own problem? It was only later that I found out that it might be because of the cultural differences between China and the West, so I couldn't understand the deep meaning inside.
His father was a judge and a man of justice all his life, and he committed a bit of sympathy when judging the case, because he felt that that person was very much like his own child, and he hoped that his child would be able to help him when he encountered difficulties. Someone help their son, I don't want my son to be like this person, no one will help him when he encounters difficulties. But later, the child made mistakes because of lack of discipline.
After watching the movie, my father finally said, "The best lawyer I have ever seen in my life is you." At the end, he praised and encouraged his own children. Then he closed his eyes and left the world.
The biggest feeling this movie gave me was the warmth of father and son. The biggest feeling this movie gave me was that it made me feel a little bit of warmth and a little bit of cuteness. This movie gave me a little bit of warmth.
When I watched the barrage, many people were watching Robert Johnny Jr.; when I saw him, I seemed to see Iron Man, because he still had the same face, the same expression, the same person, and the same body. When I watched "Genius Girl", I felt that the US team was a little different. The US team was really handsome and handsome.
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