The first seven minutes of the film are very exciting. In the form of cross-space dialogue, the lines of the protagonists with different styles are drawn into a whole continuous story background, but everyone's words are warning in the face... In fact, there are many lines in the first part of the whole film. They are all buried in the face foreshadowing...
The main line also adopts the method of parallel editing of the story line inside the court and outside the court, with a compact rhythm and a full plot.
The scene of Bill's mock interrogation was very well shot, the music cut into the rendering, the aggressive interrogation, the constant switching of black and white films, the film also reached a climax here, (the lawyer and Abby's scene is especially like the real-time off-site commentary of various channels. Riot scene), the ups and downs of this music effect are very nice
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