although they have done harm to each other's life ,they try to fix it. yes ,to do the right thing.
maybe that's humanity?.we should have faith in that.
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accident makes a different life
Darius 2021-12-31 08:02:56
a car crash. two men torturing each other.bringing about great changes to belief and life. one holds the belief and purpose to do the right thing ,but life has played a big joke on him.everyting just turn into chaos. just in one day. the other has a strong belief in law. when on is in trouble ,or rather, in danger of career,honour,raputation, one can do whatever it takes.
although they have done harm to each other's life ,they try to fix it. yes ,to do the right thing.
maybe that's humanity?.we should have faith in that.
although they have done harm to each other's life ,they try to fix it. yes ,to do the right thing.
maybe that's humanity?.we should have faith in that.
Extended Reading
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Elyse 2022-03-25 09:01:11
I'm really not interested
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Pearlie 2022-03-27 09:01:11
Before the ending, it was a 5-star literary film, and with the ending, it became a 3-star warm commercial film. It can be seen that the director wants to say a lot and is very profound: the helplessness of finding order, logic and the meaning of life in a chaotic world; the collision between morality and the jungle of reality; the tangle of following the heart or following the trend. It's a pity that it was spread too far and couldn't be taken back. "I found the edge." -- In my opinion, it's still far from it.
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[first lines]
Doyle Gipson: Think I'll make this the boys' room.
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Doyle Gipson: I wasn't bankrupt yesterday and I'm not bankrupt today!
Ron Cabot: I'm sorry, Mr. Gipson. The computer says you are.
[Doyle takes the computer monitor from the desk and smashes it]
Doyle Gipson: Now it doesn't!