Big Monster Watch "The Lamentations of Richard Jewell"

"The Lamentations of Richard Jewell" Well, a long and awkward name... But it does not affect the brilliance of this movie in the slightest, I hope you don't miss it. Director Clinton Eastwood is very good, mixing documentary and thinking together, not deliberately sensational but very sincere, not piling up climaxes but the rhythm is very tight, making the film look particularly real.

Vaguely remembering the news of the bombing of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, there is no special impression, as for Richard Jewell, I did not know who it was before watching this film. The film explores the story of law enforcement officers who violate regulations under the current judicial system, unscrupulous media abandon professional ethics, and "create" an innocent hero into a criminal who ignores the truth and only cares about their own interests. Compared with the birth of heroes, people are more concerned about the destruction of heroes, and the rumors that come out vividly are more topical than the rumors, which is actually the epitome of the current society. They are all watching the hilarity, and they are not afraid of big things and sadness.