Now, perhaps because of my age, I want to see stories with simple but thought-provoking stories.
This talk is imminent.
I don't see much of Denzel Washington's movies, it's not discrimination, I really think black actors all look a bit alike. Advanced prosopagnosia is a big problem. . . And I remember they were all bald, how did they grow their hair. . .
This is the story of a poor father, John, who barged into the emergency room with a gun for a transplant operation for his son with a heart attack, kidnapped medical staff and patients, and asked the hospital to put his son's name on the surgery list.
John is not a bad guy, taking hostages is a helpless move, he even put a few patients and helped save a shot, even his pistol was out of bullets. He just wanted to kill himself, in order to give his son a heart. Most of the people support him, and the hostages don't think he hurts them, but the movie needs conflict, so there are sheriffs who only want performance, and reporters who only want to grab headlines.
If this were a middle-class family, none of this might have happened: he had a $75,000 deposit to put his son's name on the list, and he had $250,000 to pay for the entire operation, not Hear the cold words of the doctor, go back and wait to die. He was the victim of a ruthless medical and insurance system and a poor, but strong father.
The ending of the story is quite happy, the son was saved, and he was only sentenced for taking hostages.
However, the system has not changed, and there are still countless families who are unable to support the huge medical expenses and can only watch their family members leave them like this. This topic is too heavy to talk about, let's talk about family.
Unlike mothers, fathers can never seem to be vulnerable or helpless. They must take responsibility when facing difficulties and must be as strong as a mountain. So when the mother in the film yelled at him: The son is dying, you must do something, everyone knew that a father who was forced to the point of nowhere should take the risk.
Tribute to the great father! But be careful. . . It is the social system that is guilty, not the innocent.
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