But in the end, I realized that the title of the film is not wrong, DAVID GALE, a person who lives in a fierce confrontation between ideals and reality, a person who struggles between the two roles of an ordinary person with a sense of social responsibility and his father. Even if he died for the cause in his heart, he never forgot to let his son understand what his death meant.
The front of the film has always been warm. Although he tried to catch the eye, he didn't have a good grasp of the "degree". Fortunately, with the sudden appearance of the videotape, he pulled his eye back properly, waiting for the reversal of the plot.
I'm not very fond of Kevin Spacey, but his blurred eyes do have a special attraction to people, just like David Gale played by him. Kate Winslet's last two crying scenes really showed her increasingly mature acting skills. A reporter who was looking for the truth had a hard time accepting the truth but was shocked by her firm belief in the truth. The reaction was vividly displayed.
View more about The Life of David Gale reviews
