About justice

Durward 2021-12-11 08:01:37

Stripped of the film's cover of too many commercial films (cool scenes, American election gimmicks, multiple heavyweight actors), in fact, the director still wants to tell us a simple story about justice. Starting from Washington's personal experience about the US Medal of Honor system, what he showed was the path of exploration of a righteous man. He is very downhearted. He spends his life on stimulants and instant noodles every day, and his entertainment life is just reading romantic novels. He, like many veterans, may have completely overdrawn his life and vitality from birth and death on the battlefield. The gap in life and the pressure of livelihood have taken up too much power. However, when faced with conspiracy and evil, especially when the conspiracy was to destroy his desire and maintenance of justice in his heart, he acted! Unstoppable action that spares no effort! This is the power of justice, maybe he is too weak compared to evil, but at the last moment, he will use his will to defeat the enemy's mercy and control, and defeat his own brain and body! We should admire justice!

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  • Kacie 2022-04-22 07:01:31

    I didn't understand it at first! !

  • Ken 2022-04-21 09:02:13

    Compared with the Cold War background of the 62 version, this is basically the obsession of a mother who, after being disillusioned by her husband, put her hope in her son, and put it on a woman named Wu Zetian in our country.

The Manchurian Candidate quotes

  • [last lines]

    Noyle: [voiceover] Now, when you're rescued and returned with your patrol to command headquarters, what will be among the first of your duties that you'll undertake?

    Ben Marco: I'll recommend Sergeant Shaw for the Medal of Honor, sir. He saved our lives. He terminated the enemy. Led us across the desert to safety.

    Noyle: Excellent. And there were casualties?

    Ben Marco: There's always casualties in war, sir.

  • Ben Marco: Somebody got into our heads with big steel-toe boots, cable cutters and a chainsaw and they went to town. Neurons got got got exposed and circuits got rewired. Our brain cells got obliterated, Raymond.