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First-degree fear
Kennith 2021-10-22 14:31:49
The lawyer played by Richard Gere defended a bishop murder case. The murderer is a young man with a dual personality. He is ignorant and desperate. As the case is peeled off, the truth presented at the end makes the viewers hooked. It's only now that the first-degree crime in 1996 has been committed, and it still feels brilliant, showing the eternity of the blockbuster. Edward Norton's performance was really eye-catching. Allen had pure eyes and dull expression, completely an innocent boy, while Roy, who changed in an instant, had a fierce expression and sharp eyes, and the switching between the two personalities was naturally smooth. Richard Gere’s big-name temperament remains the same, and his brows can be described as amorous
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Lea 2022-03-25 09:01:06
If this film didn't have the last twist, it would probably seem too simple. After all, the new generation of audiences who have been fed by a large number of psychological suspense movies have long been immune to this. The personality is split, and you can guess it just by looking at his face~ At most, say Edward Norton's acting is fucking awesome. However, the ending is not that simple, although it turns a bit stunned, it doesn't matter! Finally, I have to say, Edward Norton's acting is really fucking awesome!
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Lea 2022-04-24 07:01:03
It's another ending, shocking power, Norton is a natural actor. Seeing that evil look up is really shocking. It's just that the movie enters too slowly. The first part is too empty.
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Martin Vail: [sitting with Jack Connerman in a bar] Why gamble with money when you can gamble with people's lives? That was a joke. All right, I'll tell you. I believe in the notion that people are innocent until proven guilty. I believe in that notion because I choose to believe in the basic goodness of people. I choose to believe that not all crimes are committed by bad people. And I try to understand that some very, very good people do some very bad things.
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Janet Venable: [aggressively to Aaron on the witness stand] Do you know what I would do if someone did that to me? I would kill him, I wouldn't hesitate. I would stab him 78 times. I would chop off his fingers, slash his throat open, carve numbers in his chest, gouge out his eyes, I swear to God!... But that's me.