82. There are some nice tones in the picture. The latter is a bit like a team film, but it is not enough. The pizza girl is not very necessary, and the small reconciliation with her father is an embellishment, which is a bit dark - Meyer's image collapsed but the biological father stood up. The court trial has a strong sense of turn-based and deliberate, including the last blow, which the old lawyer must have wanted. The football at the end has a blunt but moving meaning, especially when the child Corini appears. At that moment, I deeply feel that a person's childhood is also his own, and usually after the baptism of time, I inadvertently feel that a person's childhood is almost another person's childhood. . Should the story be made up? That's kind of dangerous and daring to make into a movie, and could induce feelings of revenge, deserved or not. Germany's reflection is still very strong. I believe there are many war crimes at this level. They have used it to investigate and directly point to the black laws of the government's self-protection. This is very meaningful. The massacre in the small town was very shocking, and the peaceful life was torn apart like that. Meyer's image inside and outside the war is very different. War does distort a person or show a different side of a person. It is difficult to say whether this side is himself.
I wonder what the verdict would be if Colinny didn't commit suicide? It should still be intentional murder and then there is a plot worth understanding (do not understand professional terms). In fact, his suicide here is a bit abrupt. Of course, the reason for the inevitable outcome of this incident is that the whole story has ended perfectly and regrettably, which is a bit of a chicken thief.
The most impactful thing is the law of sheltering German dignitaries. In fact, the old lawyer shot himself in the foot a bit, and Colinney didn't mention this at first, and didn't say anything to pave the way for the plot. Actually, it's a little bit. Unnatural, it seems more deliberate.
Furthermore, the tone of the whole movie is not very well represented on this point. I feel that the intensity is not enough and it is a little loose. It may be more impactful to discover and mention a little more cases like Meyer at the end. The story of the lawyer, including the relationship with the Meyer brothers and sisters, is a bit complicated, taking the proportion of the case. It's also for fun, adding so many scenes to the lawyer, even the embellishment of the pizza girl.
It's hard to imagine how German audiences and even government officials would feel about the film.
There are 3 minutes of deletion and 15-19 minutes of autopsy scenes. This is quite important. I can feel the emotions of the lawyer when he sees the relatives in his memories being treated like objects, but I think his emotions are expressed here. Not enough, I think there should be some anger, not necessarily at the murderer, but at the death of a loved one.
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