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Denzel itself is a contradiction, and cannot follow the contradiction all the time, then he may only have death
Freddie 2021-12-09 08:01:29
Denzel is a wonderful thing in the entire police station. He handles cases very well. He never seeks personal gains, never accepts bribes, and does not charge protection fees. A colleague asked him why he would not charge them. Denzel said that although he can't change others, he doesn't. Will change himself, Denzel is a white policeman among a group of black policemen, then, is he still a white policeman? From the doubts of so many people, Denzel has never been a person in the police station who can be trusted by the leaders, and even the sheriff has always been looking for opportunities to get rid of him, a society without the devil. . . . Not society, therefore. . . . . . The devil can never be eliminated. Just like the black police, it will always be the mainstream. Whoever wants to change will die. . . . I think this is what the director wants to say.
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Velva 2022-03-28 09:01:03
Soulology is not a pseudoscience, it is just a window that has not been opened, and some windows should never be opened, that is a forbidden area. Humans will eventually lose to themselves... PS: cats, animals that freely roam between the spiritual world and the human world.
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Bret 2021-12-09 08:01:29
Denzel’s performance was very touched, but the story was disappointing. A disaster for centuries caused by an evil soul is too fake. The most annoying thing is the ending. I have always liked happy ending.
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John Hobbes: You take any cop on the force, cream or no, ninety-nine percent of the time they're doing their job, aren't they?
Jonesy: Ninety-nine five.
John Hobbes: Point five. So he or she, cream or no, is doing more good out there every day than any lawyer or stockbroker or president of the United States can ever do in their lifetime. Cops are the chosen people.
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John Hobbes: The criminals don't accept consequences. They kill somebody, somehow it's not their fault.