A very complete display of the complexity of human nature.

Maeve 2022-03-21 09:02:37

The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst

Many movie reviews have been written very well and in detail. I just want to say one thing. Bob's eyes are dark and empty, and they look really DEVIL. Looking at him makes me shudder.

A tragic life is never a reason to kill. It would be foolish for anyone to view human nature in a black-and-white way. Human nature has always been more complex than a kaleidoscope.

It also reflects the Anglo-American legal system, which seems to safeguard human rights and justice, but is actually more likely to become a tool of capital. Some people say that justice is not late but late, but late justice itself is no longer justice.

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Humberto 2022-03-27 09:01:13

actually used eels for the opening soundtrack, so chilling and too uncomfotable about the complicate darkside of the humanity
Jeanne 2022-04-24 07:01:17

Pretty boring. In a word, it is not too difficult for such a rich person to want to kill people, destroy corpses, or play with evidence even if he has evidence. He has enough money to find the most experienced lawyers. exonerate him. Maybe he also finds it boring, but he really can't empathize. To treat people who are a little cold and not very talkative, stay away, especially if the other party has money, it is too easy to kill people. It is estimated that his first wife and that good friend died like this, and there is no need to explore the reasons for killing. When killing is a very easy thing, why does it matter?