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Louisa 2022-04-19 09:01:58
This is a film about the pursuit of faith at the cost of life. Biopics are difficult to shoot, easy to be distorted, and only the image is abruptly without flesh and blood, and the linear jump is too large, resulting in clouds and fog. The story has always been light, and all the details have been twisted and turned until the ending is so shocking that you are forced to cry. Whether the protagonist is the murderer or not, a single clue involves a little reporter's more than an hour pursuit of the truth. He is not innocent. He swallows all the grievances and scolding everyone and swallows all the crimes and blood, and then dramatizes it. Ideals and pursuits are realized one by one. Different from the greatness of tear-jerking and the brilliance of human nature, this is an unimaginable persistence. Just watch it quietly to the end, except for being moved by Spacey's superb acting skills, you will shed tears because of the ingenuity and horror of the story.
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Gayle 2022-04-22 07:01:30
Many people say that this is an extreme way of defending the Tao? I do not think so. David chose to change the world in this way for those who were unjustly killed in the death penalty, but the reason for his death was because he had experienced the vicissitudes of life and believed that a peaceful death was also a gift, so he did so, not by sacrificing his life to let him die. The reason why people respect life is such a contradiction, I answered it with high praise, I hope you can see it. Maybe you want to say that suicide is wrong and irresponsible because your desires exceed real life.
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Moshe 2022-04-18 17:34:53
Bai Zuo, who dedicated himself to his ideals, deserves admiration, but the domestic public opinion environment certainly cannot accept such a setting, and our understanding of human rights is too narrow. The film itself is well shot, the structure is well connected, and it is not abrupt, but some plots and scenes are convoluted.
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Zack: Are you sure you wanna see what's on here?
Bitsey Bloom: No.
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Constance Harraway: Stop that!
David Gale: What?
Constance Harraway: Active listening, I hate active listeners. I always feel like they're to busy *pretending* to be listening to hear what I'm saying.
David Gale: I can listen and actively listen at the same time. I'm good at that.