Those who know the truth will never forget

Americo 2021-12-29 08:01:38

There is still a sense of loss, because the first half is too exciting and exciting, exciting enough to instigate a race war, my heart is throbbing, and the tension in the second half (for an hour) is actually slowly decreasing. , It is slowly soothing the audience's irritated and ignited emotions. It's fucking weird, right? For filmmakers who are ambitious at the box office, this is a draw from the bottom. In my opinion, "Detroit" is the "non-fiction writing" of the film. If real events and real characters are not respected, it can provide the audience with a more shocking and sleek ending, and it can easily make you "refreshing from scratch". "To the end", no matter if it points in a darker or more just direction, it will violate the basic narrative ethics of "non-fiction writing" and will turn this film whose purpose is to restore the truth into perjury to a submerged history. , Then it’s not Catherine Bigelow, a socialist author who looks at reality calmly. The ending is a great one. It uses an individual's weakest and most passive resistance in fact to show the most distinctive attitude: the person who knows the truth will never forget it.

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  • Jettie 2022-03-23 09:02:33

    History is a scar, a mark left by people tearing the surface. The riots burned the scars left by the city, and any inhuman atrocities during the period left the physical and psychological scars of the individual. Boal and bigelow accurately captured this sense of history, and the performance was very powerful.

  • Effie 2022-04-21 09:02:51

    What does the writer want to say? Everyone is sick, so I won't tell the secret of holding the starting gun. I don't know if the screenwriter is insulting his own IQ or the audience's IQ

Detroit quotes

  • Krauss: I'm just gonna assume you're all criminals.

  • Krauss: [to Greene] You don't talk about this to anyone, ever.