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The black father is innocent!
Sammy 2021-11-15 08:01:27
Many people say that the ending is a failure, that the ending is very ridiculous, a bit false, and does not comply with the law. I strongly disagree with this view, and I think the ending is perfect. Let me talk about my point of view. 1 The background in the movie still had the concept of racial discrimination, and it was very serious. In this era of racial discrimination, the law itself is not fair and inclined to white people. 2 The white man broke the law and was released easily, or the penalty was very light. What is the fairness of the law? 3 The premise for the black man to kill the two criminal whites is that the law does not impose a due penalty on the white man. If the law gives the white man a due penalty, would the black father calm down and kill? We don't want to think about how to reflect on whether the law is fair and whether it protects the disadvantaged. If the law cannot guarantee this, what is the use of the law? It's just an umbrella for privileged people. The improvement of the law is gradual. Even if there are loopholes, we cannot be extreme, but what is the background of this film? Black girls are raped, insulted, and beaten, but the law treats whites with double standards. So why can't blacks be punished like whites?
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Eldridge 2022-03-27 09:01:05
Starlight Glimmer~~~ But the plot is a bit procrastinated, the scope of what I want to dabble in is too broad, so I haven't explained it thoroughly, and it is very anticlimactic. But what about four stars for the wool? That's because nympho fans have no bottom line. just sauce~
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Ole 2021-11-15 08:01:27
The lineup is extremely luxurious court drama, but the director put aside the rivalry in court, instead focusing on the protagonist’s situation outside the hall. The clan issue was revealed in the film rather explicit, but unfortunately the characters The camp is so clear that most of the characters are portrayed in a relatively flat style, but as a 96-year film, it is no longer easy to tell a two-and-a-half-hour story like this.
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Harry Rex Vonner: Lucien, I thought you were dead.
Lucien Wilbanks: I'm trying.
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Ethel Twitty: Will you help an old lady to her car?
Lucien Wilbanks: You don't need any help, Ethel. But I'd be honored to escort you to your automobile.