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Why set up this kidnapping bureau? Are they still the police?
Destin 2021-10-20 17:48:30
The film is a good one, and the ending is very tangled. Maybe everyone doesn't know how to choose, but what I want to say is, why is this kidnapping board necessary? Amanda’s uncle knew through the poorly soundproofed room that Amanda’s mother Helen was selling drugs and hiding money for "cheese", and told the news to Remy, Jack and others. Jack and the others should only be police officers. Collect evidence, get justice, bring Helen and the drug dealers to justice, and send them to jail. At this time, American social welfare agencies will intervene. Amanda is no longer suitable for her mother to raise, and adopt her through formal channels. ,Is not it good? There is no need to “framing” the father who abused the little boy as Remy said before to get the little boy out of his father’s upbringing. Helen didn’t need to frame her, it was indeed a crime! Or they can’t be adopted. Amanda’s uncle and aunt can raise her. Why is it so complicated? Set up this kidnapping bureau to get Amanda’s right to support?
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Mona 2021-10-21 15:30:24
A good enough script, especially when it comes to moral choices. The shots weren't tight enough, and Casey Affleck's performance felt weak.
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Brice 2022-04-24 07:01:03
Xiaoben's directorial debut has raised an ordinary story to a very high level, but it's a pity that I don't think the cause of this incident is too tenable. After all, human nature is complex and diverse, but this movie The issues reflected in the discussion should be paid attention to and alerted
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Patrick Kenzie: What makes you think Ray hasn't spent all the money?
Helene McCready: Nigga please, I hid it.
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Beatrice McCready: You took Amanda with you?
Helene McCready: Well, what am I gonna' do? Leave her in the car, Bea? I don't got no daycare. It's really hard bein' a mother. It's hard raisin a family, you know? All on my own. But God made you barren, so you wouldn't fuckin' know. So I understand, Bea, okay?
Beatrice McCready: You are an abomination.