Guessed the beginning, did not guess the end

Robb 2022-04-19 09:01:29

When Allen met his lawyer in prison for the first time, seeing his stammering and submissive appearance, he guessed that there should be another schizophrenic, who is the murderer. , I think the movie can be given four stars, the performance of the actors is amazing.

Then, and then, near the end, thinking about having watched a movie, then Alan popped out: "Please tell Miss Wei I am very happy. I'm sorry, hope her neck is ok", I know I've been tricked, and Mr. Lawyer has been tricked, the only good thing is that I'm a little quicker than the lawyer.

Never Alan, I'm thinking and being smart.

Norton The performance was wonderful.

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Extended Reading
  • Marlee 2022-03-21 09:01:25

    From the first time I saw norton, I felt that he was not simple, he must be a very character, so the more I looked back, the more nervous I became, for fear that he would suddenly show his true side. There is also the bishop, who also felt that it was not a good thing at first sight.

  • Jazmin 2021-10-22 14:40:56

    I admit that I was looking at Edward Norton...

Primal Fear quotes

  • [last lines]

    [while in a holding cell in the back of the courthouse]

    Roy: Mr. Vail?

    Martin Vail: Yeah?

    Roy: [stammering] Will you t-tell Miss Venable I'm sorry? Tell her I hope her neck is okay.

    Martin Vail: Yeah... I will.

    [begins walking away, then turns back]

    Martin Vail: Wait... What did you just say? What? You told me just a few minutes ago that you didn't remember. You blacked out. You "lost time" yet again. So, how do you know about her neck?

    Roy: [slow clapping sardonically; sneers] Well... good for you, Marty. I was going to let it go at that. You was looking so happy just now. I was thinking, hmmm God. But to tell you the truth, I'm glad you figured it out, because I have been dying to tell you. I just didn't know who you'd wanna hear it from, you know? Aaron or Roy... or Roy or Aaron. Well, I'll let you in on a little secret. A sort of a client-attorney-privilege type of a secret, you know what I mean? It don't matter who you hear it from. It's the same story.

    [stammering as Aaron]

    Roy: [in a southern accent] I j-j-just... had to kill Linda, Mr. Vail.

    [normal voice as Roy]

    Roy: That cunt just got what she deserved. But... cutting up that son of a bitch Rushman? That was just a fucking work of art.

    Martin Vail: You're good. You are really good.

    Roy: Yeah. I did get caught, though, didn't I?

    Martin Vail: So there never... there never was a Roy?

    Roy: Jesus Christ, Marty. If that's what you think, I am disappointed in you, I don't mind telling you. There never was an Aaron... counselor! Come on, Marty! I thought you had it figured, there at the end. The way you put me on the stand like that? That was fucking brilliant, Marty! And that whole thing like "act-like-a-man"? Jesus, I knew exactly what you wanted from me. It was like we were dancing, Marty!

    Martin Vail: Guard!

    Roy: [as Vail walks away] Oh come on, don't be like that, Marty. We did it, man. We fucking did it! We're a great team, you and me. You think I could've done this without you? You're just feeling a little angry here, because you started to care about old Aaron, I can understand that, but... you know, love hurts, Marty. What can I say? Hey, I'm just kidding, bud! I didn't mean to hurt your feelings! What else was I supposed to do? Hey, you're gonna thank me down the road, because this is gonna toughen you right up, Martin Vail! You hear me? That's a promise!

  • Martin Vail: [sitting with Jack Connerman in a bar] You either run for office or you wind up a judge. Why become an umpire when you can play ball?