Rubin "Hurricane" Carter ,The Chamion of the World.

Burley 2021-12-13 08:01:08

"The Hurricane is not a documentary but a parable, in which two lives are saved by the power of the written word."

Wellington 2021-12-13 08:01:08

This is one of the most typical and positive performances of Daniel Washington, but I prefer a narrative mixed with emotions. This movie has only some emotions, but it is not permanent. The real events behind this movie were "distorted" by the play. At least at the time, most people thought so. Then I would consider this as one of the skills that are not required by the script. What it demonstrates is how we approach the theme. The racial problem in 1999 was that blacks only accounted for 13% of the U.S. population, but 49% of the total number of prisoners. The New York Times reported that black families, regardless of their income, were worried that one day they would be caught by the police. Misunderstanding of criminals and being shot, etc., then I define it as an ambiguous and distorted attack. The internal logic of the film is established, but the external creative ambition may not be so pure and controversial.