"The Report" is a highly skilled and well-produced political film. Although a bit obscure and lengthy, it seems necessary. Director Scott Z. Bennes put countless details of written records on the big screen, gave the investigation and research of the incident a three-dimensional sense of life, and objectively portrayed two psychologists in real life. In this film that reveals correct values, Adam Douglas Driver interprets rich drama in order to better express the theme of the film. Adam Douglas Driver gave the role of Daniel Jones a considerable depth of humanity. His eloquence is very good, and he is able to control many passionate monologues of this role, and he appears handy. Even if the audience is not familiar with these prisoner abuse behaviors, Adam Douglas Driver's passionate and highly appreciative performance can always hold the audience's heart firmly
.
The Report evaluation action
2022-01-10 08:02
Extended Reading
-
Gretchen: You may not realize, but we were trying to protect this country from people who wanna destroy everything we believe in.
Daniel Jones: You may not realize it, but we are trying to do the exact same thing.
-
[first lines]
Cyrus Clifford: How long have you been working on this project, Dan?
Daniel Jones: Five years.
Cyrus Clifford: Five, wow. Every day? Nights? Weekends?
Daniel Jones: It's very consuming.
Cyrus Clifford: Do you have a relationship, Dan? Family? Just trying to get a better sense of who you are.
Daniel Jones: When it started I was seeing someone. But the nature of the work, the hours... I wasn't a very good partner.
Cyrus Clifford: Five years, and it could all go away. Just vanish in the face of these allegations.
-
They built a ship but never let it sail
-
"Torture Report": "Black Water" and "Richard Jover's Lamentations" could become this year's "Trilogy of Fighting for Truth"
-
A report worthy of consideration by many Chinese
-
Wisdom. The Great Leader is a C position that does not need to stand in the C position. Thoughts on "Torture Report"
-
A late justice, the persistence of an ugly man