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Heal The World
Luisa 2022-04-19 09:02:44
God, why are the movies I've watched so dull lately! "House of Sin": A compact, pressing, and ripped-off, profound exposure of capitalism's indifference, hypocrisy, selfishness, and self-righteousness. (Would it be too mainstream to say that?) When you realize that you are about to end, you keep setting off wave after wave of climax, pushing the story to an unprecedented level of excitement and height. It's the best story I've ever seen! The most real movie viewing experience is: to be kind to others! Why is there more and more news about suicide? Most people know about it and forget it through the Internet. No one has ever thought about it more deeply. Maybe each of us should be responsible for suicide. It is precisely because every The indifference and inaction of people who don't care about themselves caused all and all... that's why I dare not watch "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for the second time, the chief killed Murphy, the nurse killed Murphy, everyone in and out of the show. Everyone is an accomplice in killing Murphy... So, Heal the world, make it better place for you and for me and the entire human race. There are people dying, if you care enough for the living, make a better place for you and for me!
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Monserrat 2022-03-31 09:01:08
It was always far-fetched until the sense of drama got better due to the reversal... The second reversal had an effect but was too light. An unsophisticated satire that relies on the TV system, the bourgeois eldest lady making a communist call is too hypocritical, and all the characters are disgusting...
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Jovanny 2022-03-16 09:01:07
The first half is very exciting, and the character performance and plot development are perfect. But playing clever and far-fetched in the next 15 minutes. I can't see Mr. God's motive for doing all this at all. For the world in the movie, instead of saving the woman who committed suicide, instead of helping the family be mentally prepared? It’s rare that British films are so illogical, especially for logical reasoning films.
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Arthur Birling: [about his workers] If you don't come down hard on some of these people, they'll soon be asking for the earth.
Gerald Croft: [obsequiously] That's right.
The Inspector: They might. But it's better to ask for the earth than to take it.
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[last lines]
Arthur Birling: [hanging up the phone] A girl has died. Suicide. A police inspector is on his way to ask us some questions.