This will be the most exciting crime suspense psychological film I have seen in the past two years. Nick, who believed that Catherine was the murderer at the beginning, completely fell into the trap of the other party as he approached Catherine step by step in order to find out the truth. Seeing half of it reminds me of Xue Sui in "Walking in the White Night", Catherine and Xue Sui are both bright, moving, calm and intelligent, and they are also appropriate and pitiful, predicting the pre-judgment of the police, get rid of everything that you want to get rid of Obstacles, and at the same time perfectly protect yourself. Beth had the same advantages as Katherine at the beginning, but she was wrong because she was really doing it for Nick's good, and she didn't communicate with him in time the mystery that could cause the situation to get out of control, including the truth about her husband's shooting, her relationship with the rocker The psychiatrist used the same office in the past, and the indescribable things that happened when she and Catherine were in school, and Catherine perfectly used the psychology major she had learned, seemingly inadvertently saying those things that would definitely cause Nick was alert and left the most misunderstood part for Nick to investigate by himself. When all the evidence pointed to Beth, either overtly or covertly, the misunderstood one had no room to explain the truth, even she alone. The act of taking out the pocket caused Nick, who was out of control, to pull the trigger at her. Catherine is different. She can understand the hard-hearted heart behind people's hearts. The people around her seem to be there for her literary creation. When her novel has an ending, that is, she says goodbye to the original characters of the novel. It's time. At the end of the film, the ice pick under the bed seems to suggest that Nick and Catherine have the same ending.
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