ambiguous justice and evil

Brain 2022-04-23 07:01:09

Do the police stand for justice? Or live for profit?

As mentioned at the beginning, the so-called ideal is just an excuse for promotion. Ideal or interest, which is more real?

If you want to get something, you have to pay

, isn't that the case in life ?
It's just that some prices are too cruel and some facts are too helpless.

You want jail or go home?
However, some people want to go home but do what they want to go to jail.

This drama is a one-day drama like Thunderstorm, This Man From Earth, and it tests the level of the screenwriter. It is
worth mentioning that there is no memory element in the whole drama. Without any footage before and after this day, all the foreshadowing and turning of the conflict are reflected through dialogue, environment, and characterization, which is very rare.

The ending also sees that darkness is only the tip of the iceberg, but it exhausts the protagonist representing justice. There is also kindness in the dark, such as the cousin of the girl who was raped, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to change anything.

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Extended Reading
  • Carey 2021-10-20 19:00:40

    "Power leads to corruption, absolute power leads to absolute corruption." Acton's famous saying hit the nail on the head. Alonzo used the principles of human nature that he understood to promote the legitimacy of using drugs to combat drugs, and used the methods of wandering on the edge of the law to express the greed of human nature so "reasonably and reasonably". It should be said that this is mainly due to the actor Denzel Washington's three-pointer, incisive and vivid acting, and absolute actor-level performance. 8.2

  • Anthony 2022-04-23 07:01:09

    Danzel's acting adds a lot to the story. The story of the black police was finally shaken out, which seemed unexpectedly insufficient. The vibe is nice, but wouldn't EthanHawk seem too young to be a cop? As for justice over darkness, it's not a good idea anymore.

Training Day quotes

  • Jake: [Jake kick opens the bedroom door and finds Alonzo packing money into a bag and Sara lies naked on the bed] Take the money and put it inside that bag and take your weapons and put it inside that pillow case

    Alonzo Harris: [Clapping with the packs of cash] Congratulations son, you passed the test you're a narc put the gun down before you give my girl a heart attack

    Jake: I said put the money inside that bag and take your weapons and put it inside that pillow case, fuck your appointment with the Russians you're not going to make it

    Alonzo Harris: [while he puts his guns inside the pillow case Sara gave him] so you're going to hook me and book me? You're the one that was smoking the dust, you're the one who ran out like a maniac and you're the one who shot Roger

    Jake: How about the gun in your ankle?

    Alonzo Harris: You want the one in my back pocket?

    Jake: Yeah I would

    Alonzo Harris: You got one problem though, you got no witnesses, who are your fucking witnesses? Roger? Smiley? You think my troops are going to help you? What can you prove? Where's your evidence?

    Jake: [points to the bag filled with money as Alonzo flicks a cigarette into Jake's face] It's right there

  • Doug Rosselli: [telling Alonzo a story in a steakhouse restaurant with Lou, and Stan present] There's a serial burglar we're chasing him for twelve months, a real slickster and he gave up nothing. His sentencing was today so before the hearing he gets a hold of some peanut butter and he packs his ass crack with it, he's standing tall before the judge and he's ready to give a statement, he shoves his hand down his pants and it comes out with a glob of extra chunky Jiff, bailiffs won't come near him. Now he's looking at the judge in the eyes and licks his fingers clean, so the judge says "this poor man is insane, he can't go to prison", orders him to get a psychiatric evaluation and by the time the judge found out it was sandwich spread, the order was already signed and the guy had already been transferred, after six months in the puzzle factory they call him "normal" and let him loose, he'll never do a day in prison. One day I'm going to find this guy on the street and I'm going to kill him.