At first, I thought the homicide in the film was quite interesting. After seeing more and more problems, many clues were unclear. . Why did Tibbs suddenly suspect that the driver did not follow the usual route? Why does Tibbs think of criminal motives from abortion? Why did Tibbs tell the culprit to the black woman who had an illegal abortion before he knew the truth? The investigation process feels very confusing. But this is not the point. The film is mainly focused on racial issues. A few clips in the film are particularly exciting:
1. When the white tycoon fan Tibbs, Tibbs did not hesitate to fan it back, but Bill did not make the white tycoon on the sidelines. Satisfactory reaction
2. At Bill's house, he showed his heart to Tibbs, but he was unwilling to be looked down upon by the black man, and yelled over there particularly in irritation.
3. Finally Bill helped Tibbs carry the suitcase and send him to the train.
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