Review of All the King's Men (1949) by Jonathon N — 29 Aug 2008

An average film, full of great actors with an enlivened story. It shows a state of graft and corruption and how an ordinary man sit on throne, revenge for being fooled by someone through fooling everybody. It is awful for a good person to turn at the dark side when he is full of anger in his heart and became a vengeful spirit. Sometimes, we don't know who we really are. It takes time to fully know ourselves by dealing with the different situations in our lives.

I like to quote from the movie, "what you don't know, won't hurt you".