After watching the movie, there are really many things I want to talk about.
I named the title of my film review Pride and Prejudice, and Jane Austen will definitely not mind, I think. This is definitely a movie worth watching again, and of course the book is the same, even though I haven't watched it yet.
The climax of course belongs to the second half, so let's start with the court debate. But the foreshadowing in front is so indispensable. Racial discrimination is still an unstoppable problem in the United States. It can also be said to be prejudice. I want to say that the arrogant white man allows him to fully express his self-perceived racial superiority, and then creates a prejudice that despises black life.
Akasi's closing speech was so gentle and rational, so full of tension and appeal, but it was a pity that he still couldn't soften the stone heart of his compatriots that had not been covered for nearly a century. The white father sent a kind black man to the unfair court with a poverty and ignorant racial discrimination, a drunk who beat his daughter, his morality was full of paralyzing alcohol, dangerous and evil; the white man A woman, just as black people feel sorry for her, she relies on her own will to place love on a black person. Crossing this gap I wonder if she has such beautiful expectations, but in the end she turns love into A sharp knife was inserted into the good Tom's chest without any hesitation, and was buried in the darkness with the light in his life. The jury, a group of executioners dressed in gentlemen's cloak, ignored the justice of the law and the moral standards of humanity because they held the weapon of the power of life and death, and finally sent Tom to death.
When one person gives goodness, the other person thinks that a sharp weapon bites back. How incorrigible this society is. In the end, the white father was stopped by Boer and killed for attacking the child. The mayor deserved this most of his sin, and I was not much relieved. But Bull, the mysterious character that Scott and Jim always explore in their lives, gave me a feeling that we still have the feeling of being saved.
This world will not become so dark, it will get better and better!
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