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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.
Extended Reading
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[Mick, armed with a baseball bat, discovers Louis has broken into his house]
Louis Roulet: [sitting casually in Mick's home office] If you're wondering how I got in, I'm in real estate, so if I want to get into a friend's house...
Mick Haller: No, we're not friends. You're my client. And I'm your lawyer.
Louis Roulet: My lawyer. See, that's exactly what I wanted to remind you of. I'm about to go on trial, and yet I couldn't reach you. Now I find out where you were all day. Heard you tell Maggie.
Mick Haller: You shit.
Louis Roulet: You went to see Jesus Martinez. And I know what you talked about: Donna Renteria. You're right, Mick. I killed her. There. No reason I shouldn't tell my own lawyer since it's all confidential. Attorney-client privilege. Isn't that what you told me?
Mick Haller: It's time for you to go, Louis.
Louis Roulet: Alright.
[He sits up, finishes his drink, and stands up. He notices a framed picture of Mick & his daughter Hayley on Mick's desk]
Louis Roulet: [walks out into the living room] That's a cute picture of your daughter Hayley. She's very pretty. She's got soccer practice tomorrow, right?
Mick Haller: [following Louis] Don't.
Louis Roulet: [pretending to be confused] Don't what?
Mick Haller: [gets in Louis' face] You think you're the first client to threaten me and my family? Huh?
Louis Roulet: All I said was she's pretty.
Mick Haller: Are you scared, Louis? Because where you are right now, you're in a very dangerous place.
[He opens the front door and Louis leaves]
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Mick Haller: [sitting on Maggie's front porch as Louis approaches him] Hello, Louis. My family's here.
Louis Roulet: I know.
Mick Haller: You bring your knife? My gun?
Louis Roulet: Maybe.
Mick Haller: Good.
[pulls his new gun out of his coat pocket]
Mick Haller: 'Cause I brought this. You've got one chance to turn around and leave.
Louis Roulet: [stepping closer] And then what? You gonna keep coming back every night? Every day? Or just try to get me sent up to San Quentin like Jesus Martinez?
Mick Haller: No. I'm not quitting until Martinez is free and you're convicted of murder. And when that needle goes in your arm, that will be me.
[nods]
Louis Roulet: [as a commuter train passes by in the background] Well, why don't you just shoot me right now?
Mick Haller: I don't think I'll have to.
[looks out towards the street]
Louis Roulet: [turns around] Hey!
[Eddie Vogel and his biker gang pull up and start vandalizing Louis' car with baseball bats]
Louis Roulet: That's my car!
[a biker rides up from behind and hits Louis with a baseball bat, knocking him to the sidewalk]
Biker: It's Louis' car, man!
[the bikers continue vandalizing Louis' car as Mick gets up and walks to the street]
Biker: Come on, now. Get him up. Get up!
[another biker grabs Louis and drags him out into the middle of the street]
Mick Haller: Hospital, not the morgue.
[Eddie gives Mick a two-finger salute as his posse beats up Louis and Mick walks away]