I really hate watching movies I have watched before. It feels like I chew the food I've eaten again. It's a waste of time and there is not much nutrition to absorb.
As I get older and memory declines, I think it’s worth watching a good movie again. Because of the high density of a good film, only 60% of the nutrients can be absorbed after watching it once. It will be deeper to see it again, and the remaining 40% will be absorbed. At the same time, it can remind yourself to extract established opinions from the film and apply them. Go in real life.
The urge to watch this film again after watching it.
First of all, lawyers, medical and criminal investigation dramas are my favorite theme dramas, because lawyers, doctors, police is my most admired career. In the play, the heroine Kim is completely the most ideal career setting, capable and smart; the hero Jimmy, from a bastard who has been abducted and deceived tricks, wakes up to become a lawyer after hard work in the dark, and uses his own set of street wisdom to deal with it. Attorneys seem to be a job that only the elite can do.
Acting skills are not in the scope of discussion at all, each character is shaped with flesh and blood, to be absolutely true. The lines are also refined, profound and not vain.
The male protagonist's brother Chunk said that lawyers are a sacred profession. They were born from grass-roots like Jimmy, even as a gangster, and became a "lawyer" who did not receive a formal orthodox education. This is an insult to this. A noble profession. I feel that any achievement he may achieve is a cleverness, not a success obtained with integrity. I feel that his nature is difficult to change, and there will always be a day when his reputation will fall to the ground, and it will even hurt the people around him. Any behavior style is fundamentally not wrong as long as it does not harm the interests of others. In the struggle for interests, the use of means is not high or low. Slippery Jimmy and the elite Chunk come from different backgrounds, have different educational backgrounds, and work styles that are opposite. Chunk can't understand Jimmy's achievements, and in the end he stumbles his brother, which is even more despicable.
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