Until today, the plot of "Missing Persons" is very Hollywood-style suspense. Although it is vulgar, but will not fall asleep, the technique is not unique, but the theme makes me applaud. In addition, I am a loyal fan of Casey Affleck, and this movie has a full score. Is a child living in the arms of a drug addict's mother? Or take her away and send her to a wealthy family to raise her? From a moral perspective, many people think that a good growth environment is of course more important. If they stay in their own homes, this child will become a little girl on the street in less than 10 years. Maybe the result is like this, but whoever is qualified to choose for her, we can choose anything, but the family can't. The police in the film are all good people, including Casey Affleck's girlfriend, but they arrogantly think that they are moral judges, and they think they can change the fate of a child. Only Casey didn't think so, he stubbornly decided to send the little girl back to his biological mother's arms, even if she was still a bitch who couldn't change her shit. So everyone began to hate him, until in the end it seemed that even Casey didn't feel that he had done a good deed. The moral boundaries were blurred, and the law seemed simpler to enforce at this time. No matter how wealthy a family is, he can't take away the children of an unworthy family. This is the law, just like Casey was at a loss when he shot and killed a pedophile. It is morally reasonable to kill him, but are you God? No, so you have no right to take anyone's life. Casey understands this. When Remy asked if he would shoot if he was given another chance, Casey replied: no. Everyone has their own destiny. If Amanda grew up in the sheriff's house and eventually found out that she was stolen from her biological mother, wouldn't it be sad? No one knows the final result of such a thing. At least he has to hold on to his moral position. Casey insisted. Perhaps his behavior defined the law, but he failed to define the morality in everyone's mind.
In any case, this kind of movie makes the audience think, we are not led by the nose by the director, and we are not molested by the masters. It seems that everyone puts themselves in the film, and everyone makes their own different choices. This is enough, isn't it?
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