Higher Ground Not bad. It is not as good as the 73 version, leaving out some plots, such as being locked up for 5 years and unable to open his eyes in the sun, losing his teeth, talking with the doctor, the plot with the nun, leper Island is not directly, etc., without these plots, the feeling is weakened a lot. I remembered Mr. Dong Leshan went downtown to buy a book called Babilong. He was also babilong.

SUPER SIZE The director's film is quite stable, but it lacks ups and downs on the whole. Both the design of the escape part and the presentation of the internal order of Alcatraz are not satisfactory. It can only be said that there are no major problems. The remake does lack a bit of focus, but the two stars make up for it with excellent performances.

Big Daddy And "Shawshank Redemption" is a similar story, the same is falsely imprisoned, the same is unable to clear the name through legal channels. When the law is not sound, the society is not fair, and there is no door to cry about, we can only admit that we are unlucky, or try our best. "Unjust" can also be changed into all unfair treatment, you can choose to forget, also can be like Barbillon as unyielding, unyielding, just in the end. That's why Babillon says: This is his story, and so many others'. For freedom, for dignity, for an explanation, for telling people that he had done nothing wrong and that he did not need to be punished for something he had not done, he could have spent a lifetime doing it. Constant dripping wears through a stone. Little strokes fell great oaks. That is the power of faith. What impressed me most was that When Babilon saw the police, he didn't run away alone, but went back to tell Degas. Degas helped him once, and he'll never forget it. From petty theft, to gratitude, in those days the small bullies in time and years of baptism finally grow into a real man. In the end Degas didn't go with Babillon because Degas didn't want to drag him down.