troubles of life

Dock 2022-04-24 07:01:04

This is an exquisite warm film + legal film. Of course, this type of film needs well-filtered footage and moving music. Let the audience pour a bowl of chicken soup for the soul in a semi-hypnotic state.
Robert Downey Jr. plays a lawyer who works hard in a big city, has a very successful career, is rich, and drives a Porsche. But his inner pain is the lack of family affection. Because of the death of his mother, he returned to his home town. The father is a judge who has served here for decades, and the same tense father-son relationship has not changed for decades. The sudden change made the elderly and sick father unbearable, and the car hit and killed someone on a rainy night. RDJ wanted to defend his father in his own way, but couldn't get his approval. A young lover opened a bar-restaurant and a daughter whose father could not be identified. And he and his wife are getting divorced. Life is pushed into troubles with nowhere to go. This is a boring and helpless world, and no one will help you solve the problem. Stick to your own events and don't live for other people's reasons, this may be the only way.

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  • Jaylen 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    Three and a half stars, although my husband said that every male god is like Iron Man, but I really think the overbearing president is very suitable for him~~ Do you love you?

  • Dorthy 2022-03-21 09:01:37

    Yes, I thought the pace would be slow at first, but it turned out not to be slow at all

The Judge quotes

  • Hank Palmer: I don't buy it. It can't be the first time someone's insulted you. It's your job. Why did you go easy on him the first time? Of all the judges in Indiana, the one with the tightest... You gave him 30 days. He threatened her, discharged a firearm at her residence.That's six months. A year. Easy. What was your reasoning? A hundred and 80 days, that's solid. Maybe he'd have cooled off. Maybe he doesn't kill Hope. Maybe we're not here. Of all the years you sat on that bench... all the people that stood before you, the leniency... the understanding, the free ride goes to Mark Blackwell? How do you explain that lapse in judgment?

    Judge Joseph Palmer: I looked at him and saw you. Same willful disobedience... same recklessness. I looked at him and saw my middle son.My little boy. My little boy. I watched him cry right there. I wanted to put my arms around him and tell him it didn't have to be like this. I wanted someone to help him... like I'd want someone to help my boy... if he lost his way. It was my chance to be... that someone. Is that so much to ask? Maybe so. Maybe so.

    Hank Palmer: I have memories. Of us. You, me. Then I don't. How come? Why?

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Why? Why? I looked at you and I saw him.

    [Hank closes his eyes and a tear fell]

    Judge Joseph Palmer: [the judge closed his eyes in despair]

  • Judge Joseph Palmer: Lisa played hide the pickle with someone else.