that the first 50 minutes are too slow, but I think the essence is in those 50 minutes. The most important thing is the professor’s view of the “murderer” of the tax bureau bombing in class. In the professor’s view, he is just a substitute. Sin lamb, "We don’t need others, we just need a name urgently, because that can restore our sense of security... He is no longer there, and his motivation for committing crimes has disappeared." Unfortunately, the professor’s reasoning was so thought-provoking, and in the end he became himself. The name "restores a sense of security". . .
What does the public want after the terrorist incident? the truth? reason? Nononono, the truth is too naked, not everyone can accept it, and the reason is even more intertwined, intertwined with bloody black history, after clarifying the reason, if you find out who is not carrying a few debts, how to explain this?
So just give a few names, and they are the names of a few people who have been "killed on the spot" or arrested on the spot and sent to court. As long as there are these few names, you will have to confess, the news can be reported, and the files can be reported. The case was closed with a wave of big hand, sealed and sent to the secret library, and dust accumulated.
If you watched this movie a few years earlier, you would probably only call it Qishun at the ending reversal. You can pity the professor. In the end, he didn't become a hero. But in 2014, I feel very sad.
At the end of PS, I was always worried about whether the professor's son would be adopted by the Lan family, and then developed into a member of the "organization" through the tragedy of his parents. In the end, I watched "Criminal Minds" too much. . .
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