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Sharon 2022-03-24 09:01:22
star light bad
A movie that I feel very sorry for after watching it
I chose to watch this video because of a clip from station B
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Taya 2021-10-20 17:28:02
Very good, a new perspective, you need to think about it carefully.
I didn't understand it at first, thinking that the ending was a "unfinished building". But after reading the good comments, you can understand the director's good intentions by experiencing it for yourself.
There are many good places, so I won't talk about it. To talk about inadequacies,...
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Nick Rice: At this point on, we're operating under the assumption the machine was corrupted.
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Warden Iger: My people would not do this.
Detective Dunnigan: I appreciate that, but I'm going to need more than a "hall pass" or a "note from mom."
Nick Rice: [Reads writing written on one of the empty canisters in an evidence bag] "Can't fight fate". During the home invasion, Ames' accomplice said to one of the victim's the exact same phrase. Then he said the same thing to me in court.
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Nick Rice: [In a car on their way to arrest Darby] I put him away.
Detective Garza: [Reading his criminal profile on a computer] Three years? Is that the going rate for murder these days?
Nick Rice: It was extenuating circumstances.
Detective Dunnigan: The only "extenuating" circumstance should be is that he didn't do it.
Detective Garza: But still, three years at "gladiator academy" like Marion Penitentiary, you expect him to come back a model citizen?
Nick Rice: If you scholars didn't contaminate the crime scene I could've kept him up locked up longer
