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If the entire movie is the imagination of this psychotic criminal, then...
Antonette 2022-04-23 07:01:29
The overall feeling is okay, the plot is complicated and confusing, and everyone's death seems to be unsolvable, especially at the end of the movie, when the audience is repeatedly scrutinized by the progress of the movie, the movie is always unexpected. But as a whole movie, is the whole story imagined by a mentally ill criminal, or is it a reflection of childhood? This is confusing. If it is a reflection of childhood, then too many accidents and arrangements in the movie are also within the plan of a young child, and he can attack an adult man with only a small dagger. Killing him, even a psychopath with a high IQ is too unconvincing. If the whole movie is the imagination of this psychopath, then it will be even more boring. On the contrary, the whole movie does not have the level of "high IQ".
Extended Reading
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George York: [to stepson/Timmy] I'll be right back.
[to Ed, who is sewing up Alice's neck]
George York: Where did you learn to do that?
Ed: Pretty much where you're standing. Hey, is the, uh, little boy. Is he all right? He hasn't said a word since the accident. I don't know if he's...
George York: [Cutting Ed off] No no no. He doesn't talk much. Ever since the, uh... I'm his stepfather. His father... Two years ago he left. A little temper problem.
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Caroline Suzanne: I am not staying here. Are you out of your mind?