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The better that looks may be the most dangerous existence
Amy 2021-12-31 08:03:02
This is the first movie of this type that I have come into contact with. It is a classic, and the ending is also a typical accidental accident. The definition of anti-social personality is also learned in this film. The serial killer in this drama is also a crime of high IQ. It takes everyone’s weakness as an entry point, and creates barriers and suspicion between partners who once trusted each other. The murderer took advantage of the loopholes, so they all died one after another according to the time set by the murderer. Again, everything was under the control of the murderer. At the end of the movie, the heroine is the same as the opening. It seems that she still hasn't learned the lesson: when can you relax and feel safe? End the mission when you get home! The person she trusted turned out to be the killer who designed all this... At the end of the movie, the heroine survived, the killer died, and the heroine overcame the psychological barrier that she had not dared to enter the water for many years.
Extended Reading
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Rafe: How's about your Navy?
[He pulls a wall of weapons]
Rafe: They don't muck around, do they?
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Rafe: Look.
[he sits down next to dummy of boy]
Rafe: It's little Bobby. Little gonna grow up to big and strong and pursue a career in buried children and dismembered mummies. Now that will make happy town proud.
Bobby: I think your in the wrong line of work.
[he walks away]
Rafe: [turning to dummy] No mate. Not me.