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Jadon 2022-03-23 09:02:35
The suspense film adapted from Stephen King's novel traces a murder case back to another unsolved case twenty years ago. Kathy Bates very forcefully interprets the brave force of a strong and forbidding mother to hide her inner feelings for her daughter. Twenty years of loneliness and loneliness The truth is always shocking. It is only by looking directly at the wound to face reality. The daughter's awakening and return should be the mother's greatest comfort. The paranoid police detective is so annoying
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Kadin 2022-03-27 09:01:13
"Sometimes you have to be a high-riding bitch to survive. Sometimes being a bitch is all a woman has to hold onto."
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Tess 2022-03-22 09:02:17
The narration is stable and regular, the structure is concise, the two suspicious cases are intertwined and narrated, the past and the present are alternately presented, and the performance of the actors completely adds to the film. Kathy Bates is a good actor, and the role of Dolores is portrayed as a vivid, flesh-and-blood character. The play is very precise, even the slightest change of mood. Humble and strong, repressed and self-respecting, Bates completely incarnates as a woman at the bottom, presenting her survival plight, family shadow, and tragic life to the fullest
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Vera Donovan: Husbands die every day, Dolores. Why... one is probably dying right now while you're sitting here, weeping... They die, and leave their wives their money... I should know, shouldn't I?... Sometimes they're driving home from their mistress's apartment, and their brakes suddenly fail. An accident, Dolores, can be an unhappy woman's best friend.
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Kid on street: [while riding their bicycles] Look... Hey, Miss Claiborne.
Kid on street: Kill anyone else today?
Dolores Claiborne: Not just yet. When I change my mind I know exactly where I'm gonna start.