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Redemption, or self-denial?
Vickie 2022-04-20 09:02:00
The two stars are for Hopkins, once the "burning years". Self-denial is painful, difficult to accept, and often takes a lifetime to figure out. Hopkins murdered his daughter with the same motives as the murderer, so that the pain would stop tormenting the patient. I did this to save my daughter from suffering, and the murderer did the same. Are you also a murderer? The ultimate solution is that Hopkins admits his own fault, and no one can make a life choice for others - nobody can play the god. In the end, Hopkins has completed the redemption of himself, and the cross is the redemption symbol.
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Grady 2021-12-27 08:01:12
Very general, nothing new, it was actually about euthanasia. . . I don’t feel 囧科 is not suitable for this role. After he came out, he erased the coldness he had portrayed before, and the film turned to clichés. The reason for his death was a bit inexplicable. It seemed that all of this was in my plan. I die, including my own. I'm too tired to work and leave first. . .
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Lew 2022-03-22 09:02:12
Ultimately, it's a question of the rationality of euthanasia. The heroine is the type I like. From the beginning of the bright star, I feel that this plump and round girl is really good. She looks like a combination of Pan Xiaohua and Theron, but she doesn't have the pimple and fleshy face of Pan Xiaohua, nor Theron. thin. A few twists at the end increase the appeal, but overall it's still a bit bland
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Agent Katherine Cowles: Hi.
John Clancy: Hi.
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John Clancy: Hm. Well, that's a relief.
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