Anatomy of a Murder movie plot
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Melyssa 2022-04-22 07:01:32
The image of the new copy is surprisingly clear, which should also be the quality of the shooting and the good preservation in the future, so that future generations can appreciate the richness of the time. The wife who is shrewd and attracted to bees and butterflies will always be a pain point that her husband can't bear. This point will never change. On the contrary, compared with today's movies, you can show all three points at every turn, but in those days it was only a pair of women's underwear, but it was taboo. A glimpse into seventy years of openness to sex is truly incomparable. The tit-for-tat in court is the biggest highlight of the film. Personally, I feel that George Scott's performance is better than James Stewart.
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Fletcher 2022-04-20 09:01:48
"The Witness for the Prosecution" defense lawyer's wit and strategy are obviously better than the prosecution lawyer (but still fooled by the client), "To Kill a Mockingbird" defense lawyer tried his best to argue but failed to convince the jury, the film The strength of the prosecution and the defense is similar, but the defense lawyers pay more attention to details, such as deliberately saying words that cannot be ignored to guide the jury. The power of life and death is still in the hands of the jury, and the debate may be as fierce as "Twelve Angry Men".
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Lt. Frederick Manion: How can a jury disregard what it's already heard?
Paul Biegler: [shaking head] They can't, lieutenant. They can't.
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Judge Weaver: For the benefit of the jury, but more especially for the spectators, The garment mentioned in the testimony was, to be exact, Mrs. Manion's panties.
[spectators roar with laughter]
Judge Weaver: I wanted to get your snickering over and done with. This pair of panties will be mentioned again over the course of this trial, & when it is, there will not be one laughter, one snicker, one giggle or even one smirk in my courtroom. There is nothing comic about a pair of panties that resulted in the violent death of one man, & the possible incarceration of another.