Black hymn

Cheyanne 2022-10-05 10:27:29

A film that uses the simplest technique to create a sufficient intensity effect, even if every plot does not highlight the peculiarities, I will pay a few glances to it for appreciation. This is the case with "D", the story is simple, the technique is traditional, the appearance of every character is clear and clear, and the development of each step of the plot is taken for granted, there is no suspense at all, and there is no bit of depth worthy of fun, but it does exactly that. One thing, it can move me, even if it is a little bit, a little bit fleetingly.
Through the lens of sociologists, the disadvantaged status of black women, the marginalized life of addicts, the mainstream American and black traditional family views are all reflected in it; in the ears of psychologists, the roar of colored people struggling to make progress And the laughter after being alienated by money echoed in it; the artist can capture the satisfaction of a woman sticking to her lover’s chest and the happiness of kissing a child... However, everything happens when the Lord of heaven listens to the call of the world to it. In front of the blooming glory, all of them instantly lost their brilliance.
Throughout the ages, countless theologians have tried to find a perfect doctrine for the realization of the kingdom of heaven in the human world. However, all the words that insist on standing on the humble and ridiculous reason of human beings as the cornerstone will eventually drift into the distance like falling water and dead branches, but their traces are hard to find. So, since these doctrines, except for arguing in the ivory tower, have never been able to support the sky of faith, what makes the sun in human hearts shine on this endless land for two thousand years?
The hymn in "D" gives a simple answer. In the praise of the Lord’s singing, the boundary is no longer, everything is embraced and kissed in the song, moving, joy, joy, and sadness all feelings rush freely in it, and then fall onto the solid ground, seep into the soil, and return The deep tranquility of the underground, with the eternal call, responds to the eternal blessing in the unattainable place in the sky.
"D" is a very simple Christian propaganda film, and it is a qualified hymn in itself to be able to do so.

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  • Bailiff: Your honor, Case #456790: The People Vs. Mabel Simmons & Helen McCarter - Criminal trespassing, Reckless endangerment, Criminal possession of a handgun, Assault with a deadly weapon, Suspended license, Expired registration, Reckless driving, and a broken tailight.

    Madea: [to Helen] Girl, I know it ain't who I think it is.

    Judge Ephriam: [turning cross] I know you didn't say Mabel Simmons. Madea?

    Madea: How you doin', uh, Judge Mablean? It's good to see - Ooh, your hair's pretty. Girl, look at you. You're lookin' good. How you been? Hey...

    Judge Ephriam: [angry] You're still at it?

    Madea: This ain't even my fault. See, what happened was...

    Judge Ephriam: [cuts her off] Just save it! Who's here for the defense?

    [Brian, Madea's nephew walks into the courtroom]

    Brian: Brian Simmons, on behalf of Mrs. McCarter and Mrs. Simmons, your honor.

    Judge Ephriam: Brian.

    Brian: How you doing, Judge Ephriam?

    Judge Ephriam: Brian, I am getting tired of seein' your aunt.

    Madea: [under her breath] Getting tired of seein' you.

    Helen: [to Madea] Shh!

  • Brian: It won't happen again.

    Judge Ephriam: Yeah, I'll bet. Bail is set at $5,000 for Mrs. McCarter, property of cash. But as for you, Madea, I'm placing you under house arrest!

    Madea: You ain't gonna put me on no house arrest, honey. I ain't gonna deal with that!

    Judge Ephriam: It's either that or prison! What's your choice?

    Madea: [convinced] I'll take the house arrest.