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how deadly
Arielle 2022-04-21 09:01:33
The plot is ups and downs, the logic is rigorous, and each character is vivid (although they all end in death), which shows the skill of Hollywood screenwriters. Most films with split personality are in continuous tense, such as Fight Club, Detective, etc. In the development of the event, the struggle between the original personality and the split personality is gradually stripped and analyzed. "Deadly ID" discusses and reveals the therapeutic effect of split personality and the basis for legal conviction from the perspective of a therapist. What the film struggles to answer is whether the ultimate failure is the therapist's failure to correctly identify the primary personality responsible for the crime or the lack of a legal basis for convicting similar symptoms.
Extended Reading
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Rhodes: You got a name?
Paris: Paris.
Rhodes: Paris, huh? I'll get it.
[Gets chips from vending machine]
Rhodes: Never been.
Paris: Well, you ain't goin' tonight.
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Larry: I'm sor- we don't rent rooms by the hour.
Paris: [Sarcastic] Oh. Funny.