The film cleverly integrates technology and human nature discussion, and uses the Internet era to inject different elements into traditional crime suspense films. While not losing entertainment, it inspires people's thinking in a non-speaking way
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Although "Untraceable" is dressed in the mysterious cloak of technology and uses blood and perverted killing methods as its selling points, the director and screenwriter seem to have no ambitions. The film cleverly implants the element of human nature exploration into the fixed mode of traditional cybercrime genre films, and triggers the audience's thinking on human nature and self-examination in a favorite way. This is also the high bar of this film compared to other films of the same type. Diane Lane, who wanders mostly in love literary films, has nothing to do with the single expression in the film, and Colin Hanks still needs experience if he wants to get rid of his father's aura
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