Introduction

Nickolas 2022-03-18 09:01:03

He is good and evil, honest and trustworthy, and he is not a greedy villain. The introduction is written like this, and the image of the protagonist of a lawyer in a Hong Kong film high school comes to my mind. But 10 minutes after the video started, I found out that this introduction was used to deceive people. But fortunately, I only watched this movie with a high imdb score of 7.5. Good and evil are clear, hard to say, honest and trustworthy, not clear, not greedy for money, this is irony. This guy is not the protagonist of Gao Daquan, but a greedy lawyer who only recognizes money and always defends heinous criminals. But he is by no means a villain, but he is by no means a good person. In the film, his driver's complaints can sum up the protagonist very well. "If you hang out on the streets, you will have a better future." He is a gangster godfather-like figure, black and white, But this is not the core. If I want to change the profile, I will change it to say that he is a principled person.

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Extended Reading
  • Liliane 2022-03-21 09:01:34

    A lawyer with a tongue and a conscience, praise! A good story has a rushed ending

  • Suzanne 2022-04-21 09:01:38

    Mick remembered his father's words from beginning to end but didn't understand it until he encountered this big trouble, which made him re-understand his own heart and his father's words. The male protagonist plays a lawyer who is a bit ruffian but does not lose justice.

The Lincoln Lawyer quotes

  • Mick Haller: I checked the list of people I trust and your name ain't on it.

  • Eddie Vogel: [from trailer] Counsellor?

    Mick Haller: Eddie, we had a deal. Either you pay me, or go with a public defender.

    Eddie Vogel: How 'bout five grand?

    Mick Haller: Ten.

    [Eddie then hands Mick a brown envelope, presumably with money in it. Mick shakes the envelope]

    Eddie Vogel: Ain't you gonna count it?

    Mick Haller: I just did.