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The Offence (1973) Sean Connery 2160p 4K SDR DTS-HD (moviesbyrizz...

2160p video @5000k video bitrate DTS-HD audio quality track subs included for: Arabic Bulgarian Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Italian Romanian Russian Serbian Spanish MATUR AUDIENCS - DISTURBING PSCHO-DRAMA RELATED CONTENT (not a good pick for sensitive viewers, move along eh - ta folks) This is a movie directed by the well known Mr Sidney Lumet (who is an academy award winner in his own right). He also directed "The Verdict" starring Sir Paul Newman (best of America 10topbestofmen.club) along with the monumental classic from 1967 "12 Angry Men" (We wwill post the Russian remake for you of this movie soon, as the characters are quite interesting characters with human appeal in their musings which should arouse curiosity in thus genre f film making with many accomplishments along the way of note, such as "Moscow does not believe in tears" and "Beanpole" (2019) "The Offence" casts one of the most favourite actors of the British genre (especially proud as he always to boast of his Scottish roots) Connery, who died at age 90 five years previously, infamously told Playboy in 1965, “I don’t think there is anything particularly wrong about hitting a woman, although I don’t recommend doing it in the same way that you’d hit a man.” He added that an “opened handed slap” is “justified” if “all other alternatives fail and there has been plenty of warning,” and further said, “If a woman is a bitch, or hysterical, or bloody-minded continually, then I’d do it (Perhaps he has the word "woman" confused with the word "witch minded" person as he often seemed likely venting about instead as his idea bears no merit of sanity in the human realm in any other idea he might have had in mind NO ONE should ever speak as to allow for violence against women as a resort which would come to mind in anything but a life saving situation possibly saving an innocent child from horror or whatever is imminently that level of obvious threat the the extent moral sanity would require, let alone the spirit of the law I say this because in this 1972/1973 movie, playing the role of a Detective Sargent interrogating a man just brought in looking suspicious walking aimlessly about the street, and whom he is allowed to question briefly before allowing him the legal right to leave the station, or finding evidence to charge instead, on what he hopes will be an insight into the brutal murder and rape of a young schoolgirl on her way to school earlier that same day. Connery's character becomes gripped in an inexplicable fixation with malicious desires to be hurtful to those around him, dealing the suspect a continual beating (to the death would you believe) as he fantasizes in his interactions about what such a crime would bring forth in negativity ideas and emotions, he even tells the Chief inspector when h himself has to answer to an inquiry into his conduct, that he was also noting that a young victim of this sort (the young gal) would have been reduced to a level of stench too. Interesting scripting, not absent of lack of human sanity, misogyny being the least of it or the core of it, hard to tell in all his musings although he does mention "breasts". Not a pretty picture as it were of a degenerative condition possibly being exposited of what the creators of the plot and writers of the scripts are trying to say using such highly regarded talent along the way. Connery played many roles including a great performance in "The hunt for red October" which I suggest he might be best remembered for although he also was the original James Bond too wasn't he with a nice pick in Ursula Andress as co-star, wasn't she I say! We do have "Gangs of New York" deptictng gang violence or potential anarchy on the streets in stories depicted - imaging if a community were ever to find it has too many misfits venting against the world around and on the whole with malicious fixation as is depicted as a mental condition for however many as may come forward about their any such maladies, as it were. Thanks for seeding Michael Rizzo Chessman (moviesbyrizzo)