"Convicted Me" is a movie worth watching, it expresses not only the so-called loyalty of the gangsters, but also the fierce battle in the courtroom. Life is a hodgepodge, no matter how it is mixed, it can start to ripple, and it can even stir up magnificent waves.
The movie is based on a true story. It is about the fifth largest gangster family in the United States being charged with dozens of crimes, and there are already many witnesses, but that's it, because the death of one of the regional leaders, Jackie, did not cooperate, so The case was litigated for 21 months.
What can Jackie have? With nothing, he even refused the help of a lawyer to defend himself. Relying on the rogue style, stalking and gags, and in Zhou Xingchi's nonsensical way, he refused to be the government's tainted witness, in exchange for the innocence of the entire family.
It can be said that Jackie is an excellent entertainment presenter, and his language is humorous but warm, although sometimes blatant and naked. Some people saw the loyalty of the gangsters in him, some people saw the Western system, some people saw the transformation of the muscular actor Wen Diesel, but no one tried to find out why Jackie can be so witty and humorous.
Of course, I don't know either. When I was reading an article about drugs, I suddenly thought, is it drugs? Jackie is a gangster, that's for sure, as a mid-level leader, he's on drugs, looking for women, and drinking. However, when the drugs made him addicted, it also stimulated his nerves in an emergency and made him suddenly enlightened.
We all know that drinking and telling the truth. Why, it's not the stimulation of alcohol. Someone just needs a little alcohol to find inspiration. The poet Li Bai is undoubtedly the representative of this. Drinking too much alcohol and taking drugs is no doubt. In a half-drunk and half-awake trance, Li Bai walked onto the Shu Road and sighed in sweat: "The Shu Road is difficult, and it is difficult to ascend to the blue sky." Du Fu, on the other hand, doesn't have much alcohol. Maybe because he is poor, he can only see what to say, so he has the realism of "the wine and meat of Zhumen stink, and the road has frozen bones".
Among drugs, cocaine is very famous. A young European, suffering from depression, often relied on cocaine to relieve his pain. Whenever he finishes taking it, he enters a dream world where there is no pain or depression, that state drives him mad and makes him feel incredibly powerful and thoughtful. So he became very interested in this psychedelic dream, and made a detailed study of the common dreaming phenomenon of human beings. This young man smoked cocaine all his life and studied dreams all his life, and then wrote an epoch-making book "The Interpretation of Dreams", his name is Freud.
There is also a young man who has been eccentric and withdrawn since he was a child. He has been hit by lovelorn many times, and his favorite painting has not made any progress, and he has not received any recognition. Because of this, he was depressed and began to drink the French artists at that time liked. Absinthe, considered "the cocaine of 19th century artists", is highly toxic. As a result of prolonged use of this alcohol, he became aggressive, having auditory hallucinations and delusions of persecution. However, it was precisely because of this epilepsy and madness that he suddenly became enlightened and enlightened in the art of painting. In a state of madness, he began to express his feelings about the world with strong lines and colors, intentionally or unintentionally. So there is a handed down work in the world: "Sunflower", he is the painter Van Gogh. "Sunflower" is rich in color, unrestrained, and has a strong sense of explosion. Perhaps the crazy painting could not release his strong desire, so he cut off a piece of ear with a knife and gave it to a prostitute. In the end, when nothing could extricate him, he just aimed the gun at his head.
In the 1960s, Stanford University in the United States needed to recruit a group of volunteers because of its research on hallucinogens. A young man named Ken Casey rushed to apply for the application, and won in one fell swoop. After taking the so-called drugs, which are actually drugs, he began to drift, and he didn't know why. He started to go crazy and fantasize. He felt like he was locked in a lunatic asylum. He was impatient, couldn't control himself, and had no restraints. He wanted to break out of this cage. After the experiment, Kathy Daigo wrote a novel "Flying Over the Cuckoo's Nest", and the film of the same name based on this novel won five Ozark Awards.
Drugs can be fun, but also chaos. In this regard, the newspapers and television publicize a lot. The famous group of punk rock players in the United States have collectively brought the role of drugs to the extreme. They do drugs together and get hoarse, cynical, and at best they don't even know what to do. As a result, some even committed suicide by drinking bullets.
View more about Find Me Guilty reviews
