shared responsibility of mankind

Syble 2022-04-19 09:02:31

Small people persistently collect evidence to bring down a big company with one hand covering the sky. This kind of selection alone is awe-inspiring, the story is calm and restrained, there are not too many impassioned speeches and upright stern condemnations, but focuses on the boring protagonist. daily life and pain.

The harm and horror brought by chemically polluted rivers and animals is truly shocking. It is known that improper disposal of chemical waste will cause irreversible harm to people. Those victims pay the price, often in the form of deformed babies or cancer of their own. It is a heroic feat to be able to make human choices in the face of the right and the interests.

A film full of positive energy. Recommend this movie to viewers who like true event movies.

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  • Madalyn 2022-03-25 09:01:14

    #4th IFFAM# Special Screening. At first glance, it is the main theme of the Olympics, but it is not too obvious that Todd Hines is necessary for director (and Hai Niang Niang's need for soy sauce). But now that Marvel is in power, social justice themes must still be strongly praised. The director's handling is basically to maintain the tone of a thriller (but basically nothing happens), and the other is to emphasize the religious value of a "good Christian" in the hero's persistence (the other levels are still quite rich. ), but it’s still a little less interesting than [Focus], also starring Mark Ruffalo. In addition, the film unexpectedly conveys some of the social mood of the Trump era (huge distrust and frustration). Work hard and maybe get two or three Oscar nominations.

  • Bartholome 2022-01-05 08:02:07

    Permanent chemicals are already in all of us, Rob Bilott is still seeking justice for the flat-headed people, and the EPA led by Sichuan University is driving backwards like crazy.

Dark Waters quotes

  • Robert Bilott: The system is rigged. They want us to believe that it'll protect us, but that's a lie. We protect us. We do. Nobody else. Not the companies, not the scientists, not the government. Us.

  • Teddy Bilott (3-5): What's a hooker?

    Sarah Barlage Bilott: Where did you learn that?

    Teddy Bilott (3-5): He told me that Mary Magdalene was a hooker.

    Charlie Bilott (11-12): What? She was.

    Teddy Bilott (3-5): You're supposed to say prostitute.