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Evelyn 2022-03-17 09:01:03
The lawyer looks a lot different than the old version, not only him, but also his daughter and wife look a little different. The villain's performance is just as good as the original. The plot feels more suitable for people's tastes. Robert De Niro said: In prison, I was gang raped by four big white men. If I had four black men, would the compensation be the same? This sentence may have a meaning: black JJ is bigger than white. In it, the lawyer's daughter played by Juliette Lewis sucks and kisses Robert De Niro's fingers. Robert De Niro was tough enough to tie himself under a lawyer's car and follow him to Cape Fear. In the end, the lawyer and Cardi fought each other wildly. It was really heroic. The positive characters in the old version are too simple, the family is harmonious, and the extramarital affairs in the new version are much more complicated.
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Retta 2021-12-30 17:20:15
Isn’t this lawyer the United States? No wonder that his name is Sam. He thinks he can punish others on behalf of the law, and he gets fucked. Martin’s film is mocking the US government and telling the White House not to be a world policeman. Even if those countries are villains, they can retaliate against you. It's not completely unreasonable.
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Dakota 2022-04-22 07:01:04
The whole cast is very good, the camera is very good, and the editing is very good, like a ghost. After watching the whole movie, it is like witnessing a magic trick. I thought that I would be entangled with the gentle scum to the end, but after seeing the blood, the style of painting changed suddenly, from a simple relationship of revenge to a confrontation between two completely different values. In the end, the one who seems to win is the biggest loser, and the fear is soaked like a turbulent river. The whole body is terrifying. If you look at it this way, "Born to Kill" looks like a continuation and ridicule of this film.
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Max Cady: "I am like God, and God like me. I am as large as God, He is as small as I. He cannot above me, nor I beneath Him be." Silesius, 17th Century.
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Max Cady: Your mommy's not happy... your daddy's not happy, and you know what? You're not happy.