Richard is a seemingly stupid but pure, and seemingly stubborn but responsible little person. At the end, Agent Sean sent the investigation results. Richard shed tears while eating donuts. He didn't care, just He has always believed in the laws of the United States and the fairness, due diligence and responsibility of law enforcement officers. Fortunately, thanks to his and Watson's efforts, they have achieved innocence. Several impressive scenes in the play: Mom Bobby berates herself for not allowing her son to turn on the explosive camera, and hides in the room sadly. Richard goes to the door to apologize to her mother and comfort her. She is very warm, a mother and son who depend on each other for life. warmth between. In order to obtain a piece of news material, the beauty reporter will do whatever she can to obtain the "success" and exposure she expects, but it can't help but make people feel uncomfortable. However, after Richard's mother Bobby issued a statement "giving her son innocence", and after she personally restored the walking distance between the park and the phone booth, she cried in shame, seeming to ease the audience's hatred of her. And she represents thousands of media people, from only pursuing exposure to pursuing the truth. Finally, of course, is the protagonist Richard. At the beginning of the film, he dutifully works as a staff member in charge of supply, in front of a security guard dealing with students who "doesn't allow any crimes to occur" at the university, and later on an Olympic event in Century Park The staff at the scene who was responsible for delivering water to the police performed their duties with due diligence in every job, and even made people think that he was a rigid "fool" who didn't know how to be flexible, not too likable.
But it is precisely this stupidity that he found a suspicious backpack in the park, he did not escape, and he hung up on nothing, he always asked himself to be a law enforcement officer, took it seriously, and was responsible for the personal safety of the audience at the scene. He chose to report and evacuate the crowd in time. In this way, "hero" is not given to the wrong person.
In the end, under his chubby appearance, we also saw his thinking. When he faced the final conversation with the Federal Bureau, I, like Watson's lawyer, worried that Richard did not understand the words and made random output. If we are in our own situation, but we have to worry too much. The big man in front of us who always takes "the police don't embarrass the police" as the standard, said, "I can endure my interrogation personally, but it can make many security guards chill, and when faced with suspicious items, they will not I will report it responsibly, but flee quickly" "Why not spend the time wasted on me arresting the real murderer", we have seen his awakening and inner strength. It turned out that it wasn't that he didn't care, because he always believed in the US government and law enforcement officers, but that didn't mean he didn't have an idea, and it didn't mean he was blindly obedient.
We will think of the chilling incidents around us, which are the same as those in the movie, and we will have a greater feeling when we connect them. I also hope that our movies will have more similar and rich themes!
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