I think the screenwriter is amazing and the director is amazing. This infinitely reversible plot is really attractive, and the actors' performances are also very engaging.
The story uses a time-space staggered structure. I believe that there is a destiny in the dark, so the result of the protagonist is inevitable.
Running through the entire story is the word "detail," which Daniel's mother, posing as Goodman, has been emphasizing. From the setting of the alarm clock, the double ringing of Daniel's mother's phone, the questionable evidence... and the final foreshadowing: the secretly turning off Adrian's phone, the Thomas on the wall where Arian is in contact with people, it's all over the place. Supporting the details of two words. There are many places where details can be reflected, such as the setting of characters. Daniel's mother, who pretended to be Goodman, was a teacher. She and her husband met in a drama, which shows that she is strong in logic, good at analysis, and good at acting, so she was able to guide Adrian without revealing flaws until she heard about her son at the end. His death was full of malice, and the clue was revealed when he couldn't control his mood.
At first, I thought this movie was a refutation between the perpetrator and the defender, but I didn't expect it to be a contest between the perpetrator and the victim's family. I was misled too much by some true and false evidence interspersed in the middle, but the screenwriter's setting is reasonable, because no one is assured of speaking unfavorable words to a stranger. And the fake Goodman is really smart, maybe she and her husband have practiced it many times. Use the alarm clock to create a sense of tension. The beeping sound of the alarm clock gave Adrian no more time to think. Using trumped-up witnesses, two phone calls, and forged evidence made Adrian chaotic. Trust, and then give him the fatal blow. Well done in the end, it's three hours away, and she's getting to the truth too.
In the middle, I was impressed by Adrian's tears: the first cry was a fake cry, in order to win the trust of the fake Goodman, let her believe that she was really sad about it, and she could logically put the blame on Furla When he showed his feet, he touched his beard with a guilty conscience, and used that little tear to make the last struggle; finally, when he wanted to understand the truth, the tears he would shed were sincere, and he knew that he was powerless to return to heaven.
Two of my favorite episodes are: Daniel's father Thomas goes to Adrian at Adrian's celebration party, throws the lighter and sinks into the water, and then the next screen cut is Daniel's car and people slowly sinking into the lake, The filming is absolutely true; and Daniel's mother - the disguised Goodman who broke Adrian's lie and heard that her son was not dead, but was pushed into the lake by Adrian, who was afraid of punishment. , cracks began to appear on her calm face, uncontrollable hatred overwhelmed her emotions, and she began to show flaws. Originally, she and her husband only wanted to know where their son was, but after hearing that Adrian was desperate and had no regrets, her plan changed. She wanted to get more evidence to avenge her son. I like this performance very much, it is very layered and explosive, and the emotions and transitions are well-adjusted.
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