Easter eggs in a dream

Brennan 2022-04-21 09:01:09

I watched the movie at noon last weekend, then took a nap, dreamed about the end-credits eggs, and I still remembered it vividly when I woke up. Some places are very suitable, and some places are illogical. It is the first time that I have had such an experience, so I will remember it.

Scenario 1: After the case, Robbie returned home and hugged his wife to recall the past few years ago. At that time, his wife was just pregnant, but Robbie said that "the child is not safe in this world now", so the two decided to have an abortion. They were in so much pain, they wanted a child, and the child's name had already been chosen.

Scene 2: Michael returned home and saw his wife whom he hadn't seen for a long time. After kissing affectionately, he said to his wife, "Let's have a baby, now it's safe. I even thought of a name, so I called XXX (which happens to be Luo). than the name that he and his wife gave the child back then)" The wife smiled and nodded.

The end.

Any resemblance is sheer nonsense.

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  • Guillermo 2021-10-20 19:00:58

    Best Picture Oscar Hello! (From the first film review, I predicted that it will win the prize, which is very worthwhile!)

  • Hadley 2022-03-24 09:01:09

    I really envy these media people who can fight for the truth. They have at least a glorious time, and we can only in a cramped space, wearing handcuffs, pretending to be happy and dancing funny dances. Thinking that in the late years, if there are children and grandchildren asking about the past, they really don't know how to answer, so I can't help but feel ashamed. I am ashamed to use "idealism" to define journalists simply and crudely. When survival is greater than ideals, ideals are just rhetoric.

Spotlight quotes

  • Walter 'Robby' Robinson: You know thirteen priests in Boston who have molested children?

    Phil Saviano: Yeah! Why do you keep repeating everything I say?

    Walter 'Robby' Robinson: [quieter than before] I just like to clarify things.

    Phil Saviano: Maybe you should have clarified it five years ago when I sent you all of this stuff! It's all... right here!

    [silence, Phil composes himself]

    Phil Saviano: May I use your bathroom?

    [pause]

    Matt Carroll: Yeah, sure, Phil.

  • Mitchell Garabedian: Three years ago I get a call from an ex-priest, Anthony Benzovich. He was at Blessed Sacrament back in '62, and he saw Geoghan...

    [waits for two cops to pass by, then continues]

    Mitchell Garabedian: ... taking little boys up to the rectory bedroom. So he's appalled, all right? And tells the bishop about it. The bishop threatens to re-assign him... to South America.

    Mike Rezendes: Jesus.

    Mike Rezendes: Yeah. So, fast forward thirty-five years. Benzovich reads that Geoghan has been charged with molesting hundreds of kids. So, he feels guilty. He calls me.

    Mike Rezendes: So, you have testimony of a priest telling his superiors about Geoghan in '62?

    Mitchell Garabedian: [shakes his head] No, I do not. Because when I call Benzovich in to give a disposition, he comes in with a lawyer.

    Mike Rezendes: Wilson Rogers!

    Mitchell Garabedian: Right. And suddenly, Father Benzovich has a very foggy memory. Can't remember anything. He's useless. So, I go back to work, I forget about it, whatever. Until about a year ago, I find an article about a priest who warned church officials about Geoghan.

    Mike Rezendes: Benzovich went to the press?

    Mitchell Garabedian: Yeah. Local paper, Patriot-Ledger. Nobody saw it. But now I got Benzovich on record. So, I file a motion to depose Benzovich a second time. And Wilson Rogers, that smug son of a bitch, files a motion opposing my motion. And that's when I have him.

    Mike Rezendes: Have him how?

    Mitchell Garabedian: Rogers opposes my motion, so I have to make an argument as to why I'm allowed to depose Father Benzovich a second time. Okay? But this time, I'm allowed to attach exhibits. You follow what I'm saying?

    Mike Rezendes: The sealed documents?

    Mitchell Garabedian: Yes! I can attach the sealed documents that I've gotten in discovery, Mr. Rezendes, the same documents your paper is currently suing for.

    Mike Rezendes: You're shitting me!

    Mitchell Garabedian: What? No, no, I'm not shitting you! So, I pull out the fourteen most damning docs, and I attach them to my motion. And they prove everything. Everything! About the church, about the bishops, about Law...

    Mike Rezendes: And it's all public! Because your motion to oppose Rogers' motion...

    Mitchell Garabedian: ...is public, yeah. Exactly. Now you're paying attention.

    Mike Rezendes: So, I can just walk into that courtroom right now and get those documents?

    Mitchell Garabedian: No, you cannot. Because the documents are not there.

    Mike Rezendes: But you just said they're public.

    Mitchell Garabedian: I know I did. But this is Boston. And the church does not want them to be found. So, they are not there.