"Killing Hour" is one of his earlier films. I found it by chance while watching Samuel Jackson. When I saw that the actors actually had Matthew Sandra Bullock and Kevin Spacey, I watched it decisively.
In fact, the story is very American. Although Obama is now president, there was still a gap between black and white people in the era when the film took place, especially in the south. Similarly, the loopholes in the law and the partiality of the jury also gave some white men who committed rapist crimes a chance to get out. In such a big environment, our uncle SMJ was angry and picked up M16 Tutututu to death. Two strong murderers of his daughter.
SMJ is born to play an angry role, and this is also a fascinating one.
Well, the next step is the defense. To be honest, there is really no good place in the court, but the plot in the court is more thought-provoking.
Matthew’s wife’s views changed three times. The black godfather’s false conscience and real embarrassment, the rich second-generation Bullock went to the world and the omnipotent, the mysterious Mickey Mouse, the extremely intelligent drunk old lawyer, including the bailiff who was mistakenly wounded, were all better than A flat statement in court is stronger.
Although it was a bit far-fetched at the end, but everything aside, this movie is still very interesting.
In the United States, justice and law are an eternal topic, and sometimes there will be an inevitable conflict between the two. The well-known Simpson wife murder case does not need to be mentioned again.
The key point is that what is reflected in the film is the final justice result caused by the conflict and change of thinking of the entire jury (that is, the thinking of the true majority). This movie can't help but remind me of Troy Duffy's "The Executioner", God's will is higher than the law of mankind.
Talking and talking can come to rationality and sensibility again. In fact, there are deeper plots of killing and paying for lives in the Celestial Dynasty. I don't know whether reason or sensibility plays a role in it.
I have said so much in a silly way, and I don’t know what the point is. In fact, what I want to say is that after so many years of arguing about justice and law in the United States, why can’t China...
Say no more, comrades goodbye, I will have to take a German exam in a few days, and go to sleep~
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