Perfect crime, trashy ending

Eduardo 2022-03-19 09:01:04

As a previous film review said, it is too far-fetched to solve the case. The detective seems to stand from the perspective of God. The whole process of the crime can be judged with the money spent by the protagonist. The lover's idea is surprisingly consistent and dramatic. I thought that the protagonist would fix the lover as well. This is in line with the logic of the story. Don't tell me that cheating should not be damned. I'm talking about a crime story aside from feelings. As a crime movie, this ending It's really bad. It's directly changed from a crime movie to an American classic movie that promotes the freedom of love. Similar to many American movies, they use derailment to praise the greatness of love, disgusting! It is too far from China's moral concept, just like the democratic freedom they want is incompatible with ours. A country with more than 200 years of history only occupied the dividends of the steam era of immigration and colonization. What kind of cultural heritage do they have? They are just a group of egoists who shout for freedom. They are all selfish people who forget their ancestors and go to others. Technology and humanities are powerful. After all, what people yearn for the most is freedom, and talents and money have all gone there. Don't lick you Muyang dogs. I will also immigrate to that place if I have the conditions, because everyone is selfish and their way of life is really good, but their three views are really not flattering. This is my first time. Once I thought they were disgusting, I like American movies in one sentence, but I don't agree with their moral values, their values ​​are better than ours.

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Dial M for Murder quotes

  • C.A. Swan: By the way, how do you know my car is for sale?

    Tony Wendice: The mechanic at your garage told me.

    C.A. Swan: That's odd. I don't think I mentioned it to anyone there.

    Tony Wendice: Well, I stopped there one day for a fill up and told him that I was looking for a new American car to buy and he gave me your phone number. It is for sale, isn't it?

    C.A. Swan: Yes, of course.

    Tony Wendice: Well, I refuse to discuss the price until you've had at least three brady's.

    C.A. Swan: Hey, I warn you. I drive a hard bargain, drunk or sober.

  • Tony Wendice: [to Swan] I need an alibi, a very good one. Then I saw you. I'd wondered what happened to people who came out of prison. People like you, I mean.