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Dessie 2022-04-22 07:01:29
The film is concise and powerful. It provides two positions at the same time, so that the author's point of view will not be very prominent and very clear. But it is not without resorting to expression, criminal psychology, Virgin's redemptive love, death penalty, are complex and worth exploring The problems are also very controversial, and some parts of them are not well understood by individuals. These factors are calmly and without traces running through them, making the author himself more...
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Yvonne 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Director Tim Robbins, with...
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Granville 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Even death row prisoners need dignity. Like Sarandon, like Sean Penn. Murder is definitely not right, but there is a reason to go back and see a lot of people like this. So whose problem is it? No one is willing to commit crimes. I think those inmates on death row are quite pitiful, but going back and thinking about those who were killed is even more sympathetic, so what should we do?...
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Verlie 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Experience the unease and unchangeable helplessness before...
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Gladyce 2022-04-22 07:01:29
It is much better than the strongly subjective "The Life of David Gore". The film does not specify whether the death penalty should be executed or not, but calmly and objectively shows the prisoners and their surroundings from the perspective of a nun before the execution. The complex psychological changes of people. Reveals the complexity of the death penalty issue. Obviously, there is no one right or wrong answer about the death...
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Sophie 2022-04-22 07:01:29
I thought it was a plot-oriented film, but I didn't expect it to be psychological. The female lead and male lead are really good. The plot is a little thin, and the kind of concern and despair are well portrayed. Oh, it's still a little too delicate for me, meow, I still cried at the end, um, watching this film made me start to think about whether the death penalty is right or wrong, and it made me start to think from the perspective of a death row prisoner, this is this film of greatness and...
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Guy 2022-04-21 09:02:09
The scenes of the conversation between the two are very interesting, and I have to watch it twice every time, once for Pan and once for Shuang Deng. It feels explosive, from both the perpetrator and the victim....
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Jacinto 2022-04-21 09:02:09
Susan Sarandon's posthumous work, Sean Penn's performance is not inferior to "Mystic...
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Stan 2022-04-21 09:02:09
The heroine's voice is...
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Conrad 2022-04-21 09:02:09
Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn's masterful performances prop up this almost theological lecture. The whole film is constantly asking questions, but not answering them. Is the death penalty too cruel? Does euthanasia really count as mercy? Listening to the death row inmates stating their grievances, I was almost moved. In fact, this is nothing more than a true story. There are heinous crimes in this world, but everyone can repent and get corresponding redemption. I don't think this story makes...
Dead Man Walking Comments
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Hosea 2022-03-24 09:01:54
redemption of soul
Revisited a classic movie "Death Row Walk", also translated as "Death Row 168 Hours". This is a movie about the death penalty, but it is different from the previous movies about the death penalty. The director of this film is the famous Tim Robbins. In the film, the director has his own thinking,...
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Gillian 2022-03-26 09:01:06
When a man is about to die, his words are also good
Nominated for the best director of the year Oscar for Tim Robbins, the film splendidly won four awards at the Berlin Film Festival, starring Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon respectively won the best Oscar of the year. Actor nomination and actress crown. This movie doesn't tell about life in prison,...
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Hilton Barber: [at Matthew Poncelet's appeals hearing] The death penalty. It's nothin' new; it's been with us for centuries. We've buried people alive; lopped off their heads with an axe; burned them alive at a public square... gruesome spectacles. In this century, we kept searchin' for more and more *humane* ways... of killin' people that we didn't like. We've shot 'em with firing squads; suffocated 'em, in the gas chamber. But now... Now we have developed a device that is the most humane of all. Lethal injection. We strap the guy up. We anesthetize him with shot number one; then we give him shot number two, and that implodes his lungs, and shot number three stops... his heart. We put 'em to death just like an old horse. His face just, goes to sleep, while, inside, his organs are going through armageddon. The muscles of his face would twist, and contort, and pull, but you see, shot number one relaxes all those muscles so we don't have to see any horror show... We don't have to taste the blood of revenge on our lips, while this, human being's organs writhe, and twist, and contort... We just sit there, quietly. Nod our heads, and say: 'Justice has been done.'
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Earl Delacroix: When you lose a child, all the memories get sealed it seems - sealed like a shrine.
