Dayton 2022-04-23 07:01:06
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Rachelle 2021-10-20 19:00:57
It's a bit like "car crash", it's all group drama movies, everyone has superb performance. Focusing on the Catholic sexual assault scandal, slashing throats step by step to verify. The most successful film is to cut child molestation and sexual orientation, pointing out that this is the top-down institutional ugliness of the church, the world's most filthy organization. After watching it, people will lose all respect for religion.
Bo 2021-10-20 19:00:10
The degree of completion is very high, the script is good, the rhythm is good, the performance is good, the scheduling is good, everything is good, but there is no surprise.
[first lines]
Young Cop: How's that going?
Court Clerk Mark: Mother's bawlin' and the uncle is pissed off.
Young Cop: She's not married?
Court Clerk Mark: Divorced, with 4 kids. I guess the Father was helping out.
Young Cop: Helping out?
Court Clerk Mark: ...Hey, Mr. Burke, they're in the back talking to the Bishop.
Paul Burke: [entering] And Father?
Court Clerk Mark: We put him in the break room.
Paul Burke: Any press?
Court Clerk Mark: Some guy from the Citizen, but we sent him away. None of the big papers.
Paul Burke: Let's keep it that way...
[continues down the hall]
Young Cop: Who's that?
Court Clerk Mark: Assistant D.A.
Young Cop: It's gonna be hard to keep the papers from arraignment.
Court Clerk Mark: What arraignment?
Mitchell Garabedian: I already talked to the Phoenix.
Mike Rezendes: Yeah, there's a reason I didn't see it. Nobody reads a Phoenix anymore... they're broke, they don't have any power. The Globe does. If we cover the story, everybody will hear about it.
Mitchell Garabedian: The Church thinks in centuries, Mr. Rezendes. Do you think your paper has resources to take that on?
Mike Rezendes: Yeah, I do. But if you don't mind me asking... Do you?
