Great video Beckinsale is great

Tremaine 2022-03-22 09:02:25

Some people feel that revealing that the little girl is the source is a failure at the end, because the state will not convict the little girl for her innocent words, and even this fearless protection and sacrifice of female reporters becomes meaningless. But I have to say that, apart from the ending which surprised me a little bit, I also have more respect for the female reporter's adherence to the principles before, even though she finally compromised. Because she does not measure interests, but the conduct itself as a reporter, I also have reasons I believe that if it wasn't for "revealing" the little girl, it wouldn't have brought bad consequences to the person who was exposed. If that person was an adult, the female reporter would have continued to endure it.
From the ending, the reporter's crime was in vain. She herself said that if she had known this earlier, she would not have written this report at all. But as a reflective person, we should see that the real problem is not her stubbornness. As myself, I understand that I should look at the contradiction more deeply And sin. If a person is robbed, he will complain later that he should not choose that way to go home at that time. This is because we are accustomed to compromise with people and things that are stronger than us. The premise of this complaint is to accept that the strong can The power that is unfair to us. But forget the most important point, this kind of power itself should not exist. But people, often weak people, are accustomed to stand on the side of power to measure right and wrong, just like being taught by teachers when they were young Children who are discriminated against are often scorned by the whole class. This is because even children, growing up in such a society, have no reason to feel secure in power, and can't wait to stand on the side of power, while those of power cannot wait. The opposite can be insulted and damaged. Maybe this is why, we can't kill people, but we can sentence the death penalty in the name of the law with peace of mind. Therefore, when morality and law are closely linked, justice and truth can be guaranteed. Well. Isn't our evil vented through power in a repressed and distorted way?

View more about Nothing But the Truth reviews

Extended Reading
  • Solon 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    The main line is a story about a female reporter who refused to explain the CIA informant, was detained and fought all the time, but the content is actually quite rich. The reason why the heroine chooses to remain silent is that the first layer is the professional ethics of the reporter, and the second layer is the citizen. Self-confidence, the third layer is to face the ethical issues of the daughter of the deceased, the layers are peeled off, and the structure is also very clear. In this case, there are also the game between the newspaper and the government (that old yuppie lawyer did a good job), the damaged and suspected female CIA agent, and the US policy towards Latin America that overshadows everything. Saying that the role of special prosecutor Matt Dillon is a bit dry, although he plays it well), and there is no sensationalism about selling a position, and I also tell you that among the many CIA agents, this is actually the only one who does not support revenge on Venezuela, and looks like a woman. Everything the Lord does may be out of a misjudgment of politics and turn against the nation. Hand-held photography is special, most of them are shot directly on the actor's face, forcing the viewer to get close to the desperate situation in which the character is in - the heroine is like this and can't reveal it in front of her son, but all this is in vain

  • Silas 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    This kind of adherence to the principle is not understood by the family, which is the most distressing. The last few turns of Rachel, Timmy's receding back made it sad. Is it worth the three years of prison for one person and two families? Fortunately, Mr. Lawyer and the colleagues of the newspaper are still strong

Nothing But the Truth quotes

  • Dubois: Okay, I'll do all the yadda-yadda. Now you were within your rights to print the information that you obtained. However, you are not within your rights to protect who it was that gave Erica up to you, who exposed her. It's a 1982 law called the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. Your source is in a great deal of trouble.

    Rachel Armstrong: [Interrupting] I have no intention to...

    Dubois: [Overrides her] I'm doing the yadda-yadda, remember?

  • Dubois: People are inherently decent, I have found.

    Rachel Armstrong: If that were true that would put you out of a job, no?