Due to various bizarre circumstances, the film is still worth mentioning, but despite the presence of famous attractions such as Colin Firth, Reese Witherspoon, and Amy Ryan, Atom Egoyan’s obsessive research does not really provide any new information for this case. Clues. The book re-examines the case with nuanced details, and the fascinating picture of the misunderstood outsider resurfaces. The film is not so much a traditional narrative as it is more like a documentary, sometimes lacking dramatic conflicts, but Paul Harris Boardman and Scott Derrickson have studied the script very thoroughly, regardless of How to attract viewers into the whirlpool of stories is as complicated and closely related as headlines. Atom Egoyan used real court records, interviews with parents and neighbors, and news reports on the trial to rearrange the transcripts, found conflicting testimonies, exposed false information, and many details about Satanism that convicted the defendant. Unfounded reports. The police lost a blood sample that could undoubtedly be innocent, an incompetent judge decided to cover up the police record of a defense attorney, as well as actual evidence of perjury and attempted bribery of witnesses. No wonder this case is worth seeing again
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Although Atom Egoyan and his colleagues performed sleek and correct materials in the production of horror films, which deserves to be praised as a creepy horror show, the result still makes the audience feel dull and dull, and it will be biased and misjudged in a small town. His fascinating story turned into an unexpectedly calm court drama. Although the film will definitely bring considerable sales revenue under the starring of Reese Witherspoon and Colin Firth, this creepy theme seems unlikely to attract these stars to a wonderful interpretation, and audiences who are already familiar with the case will want to know them. What else can I learn from it. The answer is not too much
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