``Richard Jewell'' Don't believe in justice easily. What Clint Eastwood put into his movies at age 90

Did the media want to prove its worth?

What about the media? The Atlanta Journal's Kathy Scruggs (played by the ever-exciting Olivia Wilde), who has gotten special information from Shaw in the past, published the Jewell suspect theory on the newspaper's front page. It was also mentioned that his background and family environment matched the profiling, which eventually spread throughout the media and even became international news.

Jewel and her mother only realized the situation after things had become unmanageable. As for the Atlanta Journal, the local Olympics are a code blue for local media, and the world's eyes are on them. Some believe that quickly identifying the culprit in the terrorist incident that occurred there, even if there was no solid evidence, was a great Being There to demonstrate the value of their existence.

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In any case, the fake news that spreads at breakneck speed, involving social media, and the fear of media lynching are very contemporary themes, and Eastwood was the one who focused on these topics, and is still active in the darkness and bravery of society. It is also evidence that we are confronting.

Things cannot be judged simply in black and white

Furthermore, what makes Eastwood Eastwood is that he clearly portrays Jewel as not being an innocent person. He also subtly points out the contradiction in how a person like Jewell, with his pure patriotism, could be condemned as a terrorist for just a few issues, in contrast to modern people who try to easily process things in terms of black and white. This is the point I am pointing out.

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There is nothing more dubious than what is commonly called justice. Detective Harry (Eastwood), the main character of the early smash hit ` `Dirty Harry '' (1971), released with his former ally director Don Siegel, casually commits crimes, even if it is for the sake of his job. This is the theme of Eastwood's life's work ever since he fired an angry bullet at the man. The latest updated version is ``Richard Jewell''.

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