After watching Black Water off and on, the movie involves many issues, such as system, capital, technology, ecology, and human nature. Every question is too big and too difficult. But in this struggle, right and wrong are always clear. Mark Ruffalo discusses playing a real-life hero in true horror story on The Daily Show, where he plays both the comic book superhero Hulk and the real-life hero in this film Bilott Attorney. He believes that the difference is that Chaoying is a hero that everyone wants to be. The reason why heroes in real life become heroes is that people do not want to be them. They are just ordinary people who are willing and brave to make difficult choices. What they are unwilling to do is "If I don't go to hell, whoever goes to hell will go to hell." The protagonist knows what is right, and he firmly believes that as long as the facts are presented over and over again and reasonable arguments are presented, a fair ruling can be obtained. .
The behavior of the victims reflects the complex human nature. If they get "appropriate" compensation, they will give up the fight. If they can't get it, they will lose patience and even bite back on the people who fought for them (there is a similar case in Li Gouhai). Those who can resist for a long time are too If there is less, there will be fewer people who can fight to the end. The words "still here" are shocking enough as the end of the movie and have strong stamina. The struggle is still going on, and there are still many injustices. The movie is called dark waters, pay attention here There is an s!
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