The ideological confusion that comes from the screenwriter itself lacks organization. Originally, this hypnotic story can develop a variety of endings. It can be that Frank and Simon are the same person, or the entire story is directed by the hypnotic heroine. However, the love story that Hengkong joined seems to be an irrelevant story starting from the second half of the whole movie. The story that has been accepted by the audience is put on hold as a by-product of the main story.
Similar movies have a terrible trap, that is, once the story is told to the back, it ignores the beginning, thinking that the audience cannot remember the beginning story. This story has too many deliberately arranged plots that lack explanation:
1. The story of a black man, his infinite fascination with female hypnotists.
2. Why did Frank suddenly change from the leader of the gang to being held hostage, unable to protect his own woman.
3. Why does a female hypnotist want a dangerous person, Simon, who is eager to get rid of her and is full of fear, to help herself steal a painting? According to the number she gave to Frank, there is only 5% chance that the other party can be obedient. The risk taken is much greater than the benefit, not to mention that she finally said that it was not for money.
4. Why would a female hypnotist suddenly fall in love with Frank, the boss of the criminal gang?
5. If there is no love story, this story can burst out more powerful vitality. But I don't know if it was a satire to myself or to the audience, the screenwriter indiscriminately incorporated a deliberately arranged story irresponsibly. He deliberately didn't believe in himself, and he needed to constantly use flashing lenses to cover up his lack of confidence. All the characters have become walking dead and let the story move forward. This is a sighing movie, with a good beginning, a wonderful performance, and a broken truth that is deliberately procrastinated. When you have watched the whole movie, you may think it is not bad, but please forget the story in the first 30 minutes.
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