I have also met those who are very straight in life. For boys, they are also known as steel straight men. In the end, even the wife could not be found. Therefore, many people start to say that you have to speak a little more smoothly, so that you can reap both ways. That is to say, talk to people, talk to people, talk to ghosts and talk nonsense! I was thinking, why is our world full of lies? Does everyone lie, and if you don’t lie, you’re alien.
I gave 10 points for this film, mainly because of Kay Jinrui’s acting skills, which are amazing and amazing! The plot is okay, not so outstanding, but the lines are still good, especially during the confrontation in the court, Kerry played a godlike acting.
Franche is a very good lawyer, probably due to an occupational disease, and has developed a liar. Often relying on flicker to turn things around and earn a lot of litigation fees, it can be said to be playing with morals and feelings. Just look at the convertible Mercedes he opened. But his family was not happy, his wife abandoned him, and his children ignored him because he often lied and couldn't keep his promises. However, it can be seen from this barrister that he is very hard at work (received the case materials and stayed up late to finish reading), and has strong professional ability, but he will do whatever he can to win the lawsuit.
It wasn't until his son made a wish on his birthday that his dad would not lie for one day. As a result, the wish really worked. He was not used to lying all the year round, and he made a lot of absurd farce. Francie, who was finally willing to tell the truth, under a series of weird operations, won the lawsuit, fired himself, recovered his family, won the trust of his assistants, and so on.
This is a major turning point, this is the moment when she discovers her conscience as a lawyer, and this is also the moment when he turns to be more family-oriented.
Some time ago, I met a young lawyer classmate at home. I asked him how the lawyer industry is. What surprised me was that he said that this industry will break through the moral bottom line. Think about it, too, law is a matter of rules, and morality is a thing of soft culture, the two cannot be completely compatible, there must be loopholes. People in this profession can easily become enemies of social values later on, because their creed is the law, and as long as the law permits, they will also think that this is moral approval. But helping a veritable bad guy to win a lawsuit is tantamount to arguing, and most of these people have money and can afford a gold lawyer.
Everyone has a mentality, asking to make excuses for themselves. For example, if I lied, I might forgive myself for saying that it was a white lie, and I would not feel guilty in doing so. In fact, afterwards, I deceived everyone, including myself. Obviously I don't like it, and the gap is wrong, so many people have been in torment. It is also problematic to reflect on oneself. The boss has said that some people are double-faced, and this kind of person will lose the trust of others.
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