Cops, are you ashamed

Ole 2022-01-02 08:02:03

The film is a story of revenge. After watching the whole film, the actor is really helpless and painful. Yeah, who can not be depressed?

First, the son was killed, and if I remember correctly, an old man was killed, and then the murderer was fine. . . I think this is still understandable. Maybe this group of police is too rubbish. They can't find the murder weapon and cannot be convicted.

However, in downtowns and commercial streets, a group of robbers chased and killed the hero with heavy weapons. The police never showed up. They didn't hear the sirens until they were all done. The villain didn't even need to wear a mask, swaggering and carrying heavy weapons to kill in the downtown area, the police didn't put a single fart, let the hero forget it. . . .

But it's not over yet. The protagonist's family was wiped out. The protagonist survived. The police continued to let the protagonist forget it. I really can't bear it. A middle-class white family was wiped out and two policemen who were protecting the protagonist were brutally killed. , This kind of news that is absolutely explosive, even if it bursts out, the police dare not put a fart, continue to let the male protagonist tolerate, bear with your sister, you police officers are just to show off, just to set off the male protagonist. No other use. . .

After reading it, I just want to say, policemen, are you ashamed?

Then the screenwriter, can you please make up the story with a little bit, you at least straighten out the logic, and then go to praise your brave and fearless protagonist. . . . . . . . .

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  • Michael Barring: Today's easy. I need you to sit there, put the fear of god in this guy. If the judge asks you, you tell him what you told us and identify Darley in court. Okay? The minute I get your statement, and with you sitting right there, the public defender's going to wet his pants and fold. I'll make a deal in five minutes, get this guy in jail today. Easy peasy.

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: Deal? Wait, wait. Hang on - what do you mean? What deal? I want this guy to go away for the rest of his life.

    Michael Barring: No. I can get you three to five guaranteed. That's a very decent result. I'm talking guaranteed time. Not maybe, not the jury didn't feel up to it. That's worth more than chasing some make-believe ten to life, and the guy walks free. You want that?

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: He killed my son.

    Michael Barring: Mr. Hume, I've got one eyewitness - you. That's nice, but do you know how many cases with one witness I don't even bother to try for a deal on? The machete magically disappeared. The only blood we could find on that weasel was his own from when the car clipped him. And you picked the only gas station in America without a working surveillance camera. We've just got your word. That's not bad, if I can scare the guy into a deal.

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: You're using my son's death like some kind of card trick.

    Michael Barring: Look - I get a banger off the street. A year or so, somebody does my job for me. He doesn't get out of there alive - fine with me. He finds Jesus - fine with me. But we get religion and go to trial - as much as I'd love to - and the defense starts working on "when was your last eye exam?" and "what do you have against inner city youth?" And how unfair it is for them to grow up so violent. How they're forced into initiation killings or face execution themselves. Do you want a jury feeling sorry for this fucker? Huh?

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: Wait. You said initiation killing. I thought this was a robbery.

    Detective Wallis: It only looked like one. It was an initiation. You kill someone at random to get made in a gang. It's the price of admission.

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: Are you saying that Brendan was killed so that some asshole could feel more like a man? So that he could be in some club?

    Michael Barring: This is a take it or leave it thing, I'm sorry to say.

  • Nicholas "Nick" Hume: Hey, Lukey. Can you hear me? Can you move your fingers? Son, just move your fingers if you can hear me?

    [Luke's hand remains motionless]

    Nicholas "Nick" Hume: Luke, I know that um, that you think that I didn't care about you as much as your brother. And god, I don't know. Maybe I didn't at first. You know, when your mom and I first had Brendan, he was just - he was so amazing to me, you know. He was like this miracle, and I always knew exactly what to expect with him. And then when you came along, I don't know, I kind of expected to have another Brendan, you know. I expected you to be just like him but, but you weren't. I mean, you were so different than anyone. Different than me. You're just so much more... so much more like your mom. You know, stubborn and... too much passion. Your mother - oh, she meant the world to me... and so do you. I just want you to know that I love you. I love you so much. I love your brother, and I love your mother. I love our family and I... and I'm so sorry that I wasn't a better father. I'm so sorry that I couldn't protect you guys.