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a positive movie
Tre 2022-04-22 07:01:04
A positive movie. It takes a lot of courage to tell the truth after a person makes a mistake. At the moment when the protagonist is about to tell the lie, the goodness of human nature still overcomes the self. In this film, you can also see the role of social organizations. The exchanges between the alcoholics' mutual aid association can make people open their hearts. Although the protagonist left the exchange meeting in the middle, I believe that it is also a mirror for him, and he can see himself a little bit. ,self-control. At the end, the son asked his father, who are you? In fact, each of us has to ask ourselves who am I? who I am? am i real?
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Jared 2021-10-20 19:01:46
The highlight is Denzel Washington’s performance alone. Unfortunately, apart from personal issues, other clues have been ignored. I thought it was the investigation crisis behind the worst drunk driving in history, and the result was the pilot's personal crisis. All contradictions are contradictions of a person's self-confrontation. But Denzel Washington’s performance alone is worth four stars.
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Robert 2021-10-20 19:01:47
I think the director is caught in a dilemma. On the one hand, he has to make sure that the male pig can admit his mistakes because he is dangerous because of his alcohol and drug abuse. On the other hand, he has to confirm that it is indeed the aircraft hardware that caused the crash. In fact, the question is whether the captain’s drug and alcohol abuse was the cause of the crash? If it is, it should be arrested. If it is not, it can only be said that he was dismissed because of incompetence, and he cannot be arrested. The director has never made it clear.
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Trevor: My name's Trevor. You saved my mom.
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Harling Mays: All right gentlemen, I need that table cleared and placed in front of Whip with a chair behind it. Now, please! I need a glass of water, I need a credit card, I need a hundred dollar bill.
Charlie Anderson: I've, I've got a twenty.
Harling Mays: She'll do.