I'm pretty sure my level of appreciation is limited, but I have to say I don't like this movie.
The plot I understand is roughly the story of a lawyer in a large law firm defending an unscrupulous businessman who suddenly found out his conscience and was killed, and his friend cleared the fog for him and revealed the truth.
Then first I was confused about the various legalese and business practices, which made it difficult for me to engage in seemingly intense situations. And the boring numbers and logical relationships are also difficult to remember firmly so that in the subsequent plots, they will be enlightened.
My comprehension can at most endure the degree that you left me with a thought at the end, so that I can digest it slowly after reading it. And such a difficult movie that keeps the brain running at high speed anytime and anywhere, and omitting a little bit may cause difficulty in understanding, it is really not suitable for me. So I'm not born to be a lawyer.
In recent years, George Clooney's films have a lot of such deep thinking. It seems that the old handsome guy is a very thoughtful person. Tilda Swinton was born to be sly, another incriminating evidence that I didn't like this movie, when the White Witch was reciting her lines in a bra-clad room, all I noticed was the bloated belly. guilty.
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