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Obie 2021-12-31 08:02:53
Elegance and strength can't be less
When I watched it, I thought of "The Redemption of Shawshank." Although the plot is not so tortuous, the plot design is so rigorous, and there is no exciting successful escape from prison, but this is an elegant housewife who once did not understand the dangers of the world after being framed. And... -
Derrick 2021-12-31 08:02:53
The screenwriter is very good
Don't control whether the legal principle is established, accept this setting.
The rhythm of this story is too comfortable: 8 minutes after the hook is down, the wife wakes up to find that the blood is full of blood, and the husband has evaporated; the first reversal in 12 minutes, the wife is...
Susan LeCourt-Barbe
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[Libby sails the boat as Nick joins her on the deck, noticing that they're in the middle of the ocean]
Nick Parsons: Wait. I don't see land. So where is it?
Libby Parsons: [Libby points with her hand] Alaska's over that way, Japan is straight ahead, and Australia's somewhere to the left. Where would you like to go?
Nick Parsons: Bed.
Libby Parsons: That can be arranged.
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[the prosecutor in Libby's court case tries to come up with an explanation for Nick's murder]
Prosecutor: Mrs. Parsons, you've heard the testimony be presented to this court, and your explanation is that somebody must have come aboard the Morning Star.
Libby Parsons: That's right.
Prosecutor: Well, let's consider all the possibilities. Maybe a band of pirates. Or aliens! Did aliens murder your husband? No. Aliens weren't beneficiaries in your husband's life insurance.
