The wicked need the wicked

Paris 2022-01-25 08:08:44

Villain lawyer Mick Haller is played by handsome Matthew McConaughey. He is a character that is both good and evil, and he also has many friends in the industry. He dare not say that he can help the wind and call the rain, but resources in all aspects finally helped him complete the big reversal and beat the villain. Marisa Tomei, who plays Mick's ex-wife Maggie, also has an impressive image of an intellectual mature woman.

The tone of the film is a bit gloomy, the protagonist gradually falls into a big crisis, and the good partner investigator also dies. Justice for the innocence of innocents is never easy to achieve. But seeking procedural justice in the dark is what the film wants to reflect.

Since it is in the name of the mount, the Lincoln sedan and driver whose license plate is "NTGUILTY" (that is, innocent) are very recognizable. Very interesting little detail.

Finally, in the version I watched on Youku, the translation was completely in the Hong Kong style of TVB's Pearl 930, which can be regarded as nostalgic.

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Extended Reading
  • Erna 2022-04-21 09:01:38

    1. I haven't seen much of Matthew McConaughey's film, and now I think he is also an acting school 2. This is simply the American version of Ace Attorney 3. And the film has the potential to be a series 4. The success of this film lies in , the power of the actors, the fullness of the characters, the compactness of the story, and the smooth editing and photography. With the joint efforts of the director, screenwriter and actors, the quarrel has become as exciting as an action blockbuster. The only downside is that the final suspense is slightly deliberate

  • Alex 2022-04-23 07:01:34

    7 points. Acceptable.

The Lincoln Lawyer quotes

  • Detective Kurlen: [to Haller in crowded elevator] How does someone like you sleep at night with all the scum you represent?

  • Mick Haller: Do you know the difference between a Maserati and a Range Rover?

    Reggie Campo: One is small and one is big, I guess.