Too much suspense, not enough detail, Reivew on Fracture

The suspense of who was the murderer was solved at the beginning, but the suspense behind it was in such an obvious situation. It turned out to be such a straightforward and unskilled murder at the beginning, but there was also some careful planning behind it. It's a pity that the male lead is a little too prominent in his strategy and careful planning. The character's character lacks some phenomena and "dew points" on display. Some clips are just some unintelligible eastward walks, lacking some necessary exposure.
The change of the second male is a choice between justice and money, a change from a utilitarian and pragmatist to a "justice hunter", but the source of this change and some clarity after the change are a bit too vague, lacking some changes in contrast .
Some other key points or parts that can be added, such as the motive and psychological changes of the murder, and the mentality of the negotiator who committed suicide have not been specially explained, which is a bit regrettable.
Good subject matter, good actors, but lacks some finesse and flavor.

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