This movie is very exciting. It told a lie. In order to solve this panic, we need to spread more panic. The truth and lies are constantly intertwined in this film. In the end, we can't prove who had the idea of escaping from the beginning, but the deceased can't speak, and we may never get the truth. Regarding the ending, many people say that in the end, justice defeats evil, and the wicked will eventually subdue the law, and they are deeply skeptical about this. Why is there an open ending at the end? To some extent, isn't the film also questioning the real society, and is it still possible for the strong with powerful social resources to win? Many times, the truth is not important, what matters is whether you have the ability to let the truth come out.
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