Why does everyone doubt Uncle Tie?

Sydnie 2022-03-17 08:01:01

It's okay, court dramas generally love court battles. I don't know why this film gave up this kind of confrontation. In addition, if it was really intentional murder, why did the heroine not guard against Uncle Tie after first awakening from a coma? She can track it down, sue directly, and even revise her will. Therefore, on the other hand, why does everyone conclude that it is Uncle Tie? In addition, if the murder is intentional, Uncle Tie's actions such as stopping the maid's rescue by the bed will definitely bring him a lot of trouble. If Uncle Tie did it intentionally, he must not be able to dig such an obvious hole for himself!

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  • Dimitri 2022-04-23 07:05:26

    The director is not too daring, and the script is mediocre

  • Amy 2022-04-23 07:05:26

    After reading it, I thought of a sentence: once you have a preset position, you can't see all the sides of the truth. The script is actually okay, and the narrative rhythm is a bit anti-climax. Avoiding the scene of quarrels in court, focusing more on brainstorming during the preparation period. The ending is wonderful, embarrassing, self-deprecating, calm, and evil. In the post-truth era, truth doesn't matter at all. Some lines hit the nail on the head. One star for Uncle Tie.

Reversal of Fortune quotes

  • Sunny von Bülow: [narrating] I never woke from this coma, and I never will. I am what doctors call "persistent vegetative" - a vegetable. According to medical experts, I could stay like this for a very long time - brain dead, body better than ever.

  • Alan Dershowitz: I'm not a hired gun. I've got to feel there's some moral or constitutional issue at stake.

    Claus von Bülow: But I'm absolutely innocent, and my civil liberties have been egregiously violated!

    Alan Dershowitz: I've got two black kids facing the electric chair for a crime they did not commit. THEY are innocent.

    Claus von Bülow: Well, before you assume I'm guilty, won't you hear my story?

    Alan Dershowitz: No. Never let defendants explain; puts most of them in an awkward position.

    Claus von Bülow: How do you mean?

    Alan Dershowitz: Lying.