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Tressa 2022-03-15 09:01:02

In the first half of the film, the child of a drug-addicted mother is kidnapped, and a couple of private detectives help find the child. The investigation finds that the child is involved in the chaotic life of the drug-addicted mother, then, the child "dies", the plot turns, the police are involved in the chaos of kidnapping the child for money, the police is dead, the story should end, this time the private investigator Suddenly I understood something, I found the police superintendent, and saw the missing girl at the police superintendent's house. The girl was smiling and happy. The story gets very, very heavy at this point. Detectives know that the drug-addicting mother's brother and the police "kidnapped" the girl, hoping that the child can grow up in a normal and beautiful environment, away from the life of a drug-addicting mother.

Putting the child back with the drug-addicted mother is what detectives think is right and must be done.

At the end of the film, the mother went to see the netizens and left the girl at home, but the nanny was not seen. The detective temporarily acted as a nanny and sat down with the girl. The girl's smile disappeared, and she stared blankly at the TV. The detective looked at the girl, and the play ended.

Should the girl live a happy and happy life or should she go back to her mother? !

Things in the world seem to be divided into right and wrong. People are trying to do the right things. In fact, many things that are right are wrong, and many things that seem wrong are right.

The director and lead duo are really born for movies, and their movies are great from the start.

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Gone Baby Gone quotes

  • [Atop the cliff where the exchange is supposed to take place]

    Patrick Kenzie: How's he going to get her up here?

    [gunshots erupt]

  • Interrogating Officer: Now, you're at the quarry the other night, right? And you have no idea that this is a setup? You're baffled. Right?

    Patrick Kenzie: [smiling] No, because, strange as it might seem, I believe the police when they tell me something!

    Interrogating Officer: You're a fresh prick, you know that?