The storyline of "Murderin the First" seems to take place in two worlds, one world is cold, dark and full of evil, and the other world is full of sunshine and warmth. The core of the film is to make people in one world trust people in the other world. This kind of plot design makes the audience very fresh. The film spends most of the time describing the relationship between the defendant and his lawyer. Christian Michael Leonard Hawkins is a relatively good actor, but the lawyer he plays in the film seems a little too young and does not have the confidence that a lawyer should have. Some don't quite fit the role. The film is more attentive on the set, especially in the court scene, from tables, chairs, clothing, light, and color to make the audience feel very real
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Murder in the First evaluation action
2022-02-07 14:50
Extended Reading
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Ola 2022-03-27 09:01:20
Judicial terror, Fight for justice! Feel the American self-criticism again!
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Flavio 2022-03-26 09:01:13
Due to the seriousness and compassion of the subject matter, the theme is not to create suspense and conflict in court debates, but to examine the evil and goodness of human nature, and the sympathy for people it exudes is quite touching. Of course, because the plot selection has a certain sensational intention, especially the prisoner abuse plot and Kevin Bacon's intensely devastated mental state, there is also a moment when people feel that there is a 1 in 10,000 possibility that it was performed by a criminal. Sadness. There are quite a lot of fancy ideas in photography, frequent use of far and near focus switching to guide the expression of depth of field, a large number of Steadicam sports long lenses are used, and unconventional camera movements through walls and ceilings have been used many times. It's quite fashionable.
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Blanche, Hooker: Honey, you're gonna have to get it up first. It's like trying to stick an oyster into a slot machine.
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Judge Clawson: I do not need *you* to tell me what is, or is not okay. In this court room, *I* am the one who decides what is, or is not okay. Okay?