watch. Everyone can do anything to her, and in the end she gets hurt a lot and no one gives her a hug. Human nature is inherently evil and has no bottom line. Never test human nature.
18:24 There is no way out of being abused, I should have known. Whether it was rescued, blocked, saved, or sent to parents, everything turned out to be false. How could there be such a smooth, bullied person, how could it really help her.
18:28 Even wanted to blame her sister, why she didn't help her, why she was so cowardly, but what else could be said.
Sylvia, who returned to the midnight soul, wouldn't blame her, so why would she.
18:31 The
wicked girl who was abused and died even put on makeup when she appeared in court, and calmly said that because of her psychological and physical problems, she has too many children, sick
18:34 There is no reason, no stimulation.
Becoming a serial killer requires a source of excitement, and Sylvia is so innocent.
18:36 guilty!guilty!guilty!
18:39 just jail for first degree murder
even though I'm not religious I still hope they go to hell
and the girl who was tortured to death doesn't know how painful she was before she died, she just wants to get calm.
After watching the whole movie, I couldn't watch it because of the discomfort and nausea many times during the period. The child is innocent, soft and weak, in the face of any force.
19:38 In the three years of college, I have seen 300+ movies, not only 400+, but none of the movies made me pause and calm down. Many people say that hard candy is the antidote to the sins in the American countryside, but I think rational people are very clear that the two cannot be compared, let alone the antidote. "Beauty" is sin and truth. And "Water" is yy, the strength and strategy are ten times different, and it is difficult to compete, not to mention the psychological factors of age. There are too many bugs in "Water", it's just yy, it can even be said that it is the yy of the girls who are bullied, and they want to compete.
And "Beauty", not to mention it is an adaptation of a true story (the facts are even more cruel), all kinds of people in it, their appearance and character, are so "real", everyone can find a template, in our Beside them, in the psychology books, their behavior, one after another, in that dark basement, Sylvia was indeed tortured to death on 1956.10.26.
everyone is guilty God is right, at least in this movie.
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