Where is the disappointment?
The first is the plot. After watching the trailer, I thought it would be a wonderful case film, but in fact, this film is neither tense nor suspenseful. I even guessed the murderer at first glance. Then a number of clues were prepared outside the main line, but they were all chaotic and without tails, and even the main line itself was deviated. These will be specifically mentioned in the following character analysis.
The second is the role.
Morgan Freeman acted as a negotiator (psychologist). Originally, his acting skills and image were consistent, but the script was not strong. Except for convincing the woman who was about to commit suicide at the beginning, what he did has nothing to do with the negotiator: asking the suspect everywhere, he came to the detective; to find out the anesthetic injected by the heroine, the doctor came to pass; passed Buying records and electronic maps to find suspects, the one who cameo was the intelligence agent; the one who led the arrest was the sheriff; the one who identified the criminal by comparing the handwriting was the expert who cameo. It's a generalist in the police station, but the profession of a psychologist is completely abolished, so the film has also been downgraded from a psychological suspense film to a hodgepodge of detective fragments. In this role, it also showed one of the troubles of the clues of the show: looking for his niece was originally the motivation for his involvement in this case, but in the end it was almost watered down and invisible.
The heroine forgot who she was, she was pretty, and she was qualified as a vase. The acting skills are very good-the original intention of the script of Muju seems to be that the heroine is smart and brave without breaking away from the ordinary category. This is a very chaotic and characteristic setting, and the heroine is perfectly presented-so I see the heroine clearly Practicing boxing and taekwondo, but being vulnerable to an unimaginable point. In order to overcome his fear and save others, he forcibly participates in the action of the male lead but refuses to obey the command and admits the wrong criminal. He is obviously a "calm" doctor (I guess the female lead appeared in the scene Originally wanted to express this), the temperament also seems to be stronger, but after being overwhelmed by injuries that do not completely affect his actions, he just fell to the ground and groaned. The clue of the show also appears in the heroine. Confusion 2: The heroine said at the beginning to find a man whose father looks at her mother as if she wanted to pave the way for the love scene of the heroine and the heroine, but it’s not vulgar. Unacceptable, but later you will find that this line has magically disappeared!
The villain was too unsuccessful. First of all, he was too exposed. Anyway, I saw him suspiciously at first sight (of course, it may also be because I watched too many movies of ghosts in the police recently, and it was strange to look at police officers other than the protagonist). Secondly, the perverted ones are not unique and make people hardly impressed. Here is the biggest confusion in the play, that is, the deviation of the main line: this villain is obviously a psychopath, and the male protagonist as a psychologist is not looking for the prisoner from a psychological perspective at all; in the final confrontation, the villain only regards himself as this. This abnormal state of mind and behavior is attributed to the desire to conquer and possessive of beautiful women. Can you be a little more plain and unsurprisingly?
Qiang Lie advises everyone not to watch this film to waste their precious time.
Finally, let’s talk about the translation of the film. The English name is Kiss The Girl or Kiss The Girls, which translates into red lips robbery. With eroticism and thrills, it is a relatively successful translation. The bad part is that this villain has a special attachment to women's red lips. The bad part is that I have a psychological abnormality. I feel that I still have a little look. The result is that there is no red lips, no psychology, and speechlessness. Peachy Pursuit Order, I hurried my feet as if I was catching Xiaosan……………………
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