How about such an unfortunate story? As a story that is also deeply involved in the investigation, it is completely incomparable with "OJ Simpson - Made in America". Although that is a documentary, the problems of this film are mainly in the investigation motive and the reporter's report. It is done for the sake of miserable male protagonists, not to maintain judicial justice, procedural justice, and serious news sources. Facialization of supporting characters is more serious, especially female reporters, whose professional quality is so poor that it has not caused other media to investigate and collect evidence, and the transformation has been blunt after that, and they have not lost their jobs because of this. The actress's acting skills are even more embarrassing. The FBI played by Uncle Ham was extremely unprofessional from the very beginning. After leaking the secret to the female reporter, it was not dealt with internally, but continued to let him investigate the case... This gave him a psychological motivation to make the case real. Lawyer Sam Rockwell's performance in "Three Billboards" won the Oscar for best supporting actor, and he was actually the protagonist in "Moon" and the main role in "Iron Man 2", which The second time the makeup is completely unrecognizable, this person looks a bit like Tom Hanks - plasticity is quite good. The image of the protagonist, a white fat man from the southern state with no appearance and stains, is so delicately interpreted, which is quite wonderful. In addition, the role of his mother is also more delicate. But his friend's appearance was almost unprepared. Later, the role was mainly to be a joke that the FBI suspected that they were gay. This joke almost made the buddy next to me laugh, and I couldn't laugh at all. I'm still in the mood that the protagonist is too unlucky, on the other hand... This guy next to me can't stop laughing... Another good part of the film is the timing of the mix cut, the 1996 Olympics were held in Atlanta, As a sports fan since I was a child, I watched the miracle of Michael Johnson breaking his own 200-meter world record. I watched it live on TV. In the film, I cut it together with the lawyer investigating the possibility of the protagonist's "crime" time. It was really intriguing. recall.
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Finally, I want to talk about the viewing order. I participated in the special event of the Art Film Alliance. I would have known that I would buy a single event without people. There were too many people, and it was dinner time. The organizer of Artlink kindly gave everyone a piece of popcorn (we didn't get it), so the first half hour was almost full of people chewing popcorn, which exploded. Rice Krispies Movie. About a quarter of the people came in after the opening, and the door was thrown with a bang. There are also those who came in late, and there were bursts of strong perfume smell immediately after coming in. As a perfume allergy, I can only wear a mask. These questions kept me out of the show for the first 5-10 minutes. There is even a magical laugh in the middle of the film. With such a deep theme, I didn't want to laugh for a second. I just wanted to watch it quietly. Where is the viewing order that art theaters should have.
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