Show your gorgeous middle finger, girls!

Filiberto 2022-03-22 09:02:46

One of the most frequently heard words in "Boston Law" is "Reasonable Doubt", which is a very important criterion in the American judicial system. It means that the prosecution is responsible for presenting evidence, and the defense only needs to conduct "reasonable doubt" about the evidence. If the prosecution's evidence cannot exceed a reasonable doubt, the prosecution loses, and if the defense does not raise sufficient reasonable doubt, the defense loses. Simply put, as long as the murderer finds a powerful "Reasonable Doubt", he may get away with it. But this principle can probably prevent the appearance of a bad person like Dou E to the greatest extent.

The trial process at the beginning of the film made me a little confused. I thought that the film was going to talk about the reason for the formation and the perfection of this rule, and then I realized that it was only to show a delicate game of three birds with one stone. What's more, it was a remake of the film, perhaps the system at that time did not have the saying "beyond reasonable doubt".

The rhythm of the film is not generally fast, and the editing in some places is very inexplicable, but the story is a good story, if it is handed over to Christopher Nolan to shoot, it may be more popular.

But what made me applaud the most was not this game, nor the director finishing the story in just 1 hour and 40 minutes, but the phrase "F**k you!" by the female pig's feet at the end of the film. When she turned her head with trembling lips and said there was only one thing she wanted to say to the male pig's feet, I thought desperately, wouldn't it be to ask "Did you really love me" or "Is getting close to me part of your plan? "This kind of silly B question. It's okay, it's unexpected, but it's really happy. In the face of a bastard who has been in love with the wrong person, it is meaningless to ask a lot of rubbish questions. Quickly show the middle finger, and a neat sentence of fuck you is the kingly way. convex-_-convex

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Extended Reading
  • Hailee 2022-03-19 09:01:08

    The ending is very similar to the first-degree felony, the suspense is poor, the plot is more clichéd

  • Gaston 2022-03-26 09:01:12

    Three and a half. There are no bright spots.

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt quotes

  • Animal Shelter Attendant: Are you looking for a pacific type of dog?

    C.J. Nicholas: A Jack Russell terrier.

    Corey Finley: Like the kind in Mask or Frasier.

    Animal Shelter Attendant: Yeah, I think I know what a Jack Russell terrier is. Thank you. Uh, we have one that's mostly Jack Russell. He's-

    [points]

    Animal Shelter Attendant: he's out there.

  • Martin Weldon: I just received a new budget. We can't afford the investigation team anymore.

    Corey Finley: [shocked] What?

    C.J. Nicholas: [shocked] You gotta be kidding me.

    Martin Weldon: Have you looked at your ratings?

    C.J. Nicholas: No.

    Martin Weldon: Well, it's not a pretty sight. It just so happens that the folks who own this place have this funny little obsession about ratings. It seems that ratings pay the rent. No ratings, no rent. So you guys are both going on general assignment.

    Corey Finley: Oh, come on.

    Martin Weldon: I don't like this anymore than you do. Hey, I saw your documentary. That's why I hired you. I know you're good.

    C.J. Nicholas: [desperate] What about the story?

    Martin Weldon: What story? You've got some stones coming in here and using the word "proof." You answer me one simple question- How in the hell could Detective Merchant plant that cigarette butt at the crime scene when the interview took place three days after the crime scene photographs were taken?

    [beat]

    Martin Weldon: Now pick up your assignments at the front desk and get out of here.