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karma
Emilie 2022-04-20 09:01:40
After watching this film, I feel that it is about "karma" and "knowing mistakes can be corrected". Because I love to watch suspense films, I thought that this film would be like "House of All Sides", where the murderer was revealed at the end, or like "April Fools' Day", where several people worked together to make fun of others. When the old lady suddenly "lived", she realized that there is indeed a supernatural phenomenon in this film. A group of guilty people were trapped in the elevator and died one by one. Only those who had guilt and forgiveness survived. The old lady was the "judge" who came to take away the sinful soul. From another point of view, she did not Not a "devil," she was compassionate and eventually let the hit-and-run away. As long as those who sincerely repent will be forgiven, and those who do not repent will eventually be punished.
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Candice 2022-03-28 09:01:02
Great atmosphere. It's a pity that it all comes down to the subject of religious punishment and forgiveness. If this is a real crime, it's like the Kensington sniper case mentioned in the film: a few years ago, a man shot four strangers, and then killed His own wife, he wanted to disguise the murder of an individual as a serial murder. That should be more awesome, and of course more difficult.
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Anne 2021-11-29 08:01:20
Nothing special, it just tells us a well-known truth, to be brave enough to bear the fault. Oops. . .
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Ramirez: When he's near, everything goes wrong. Toast falls jelly-side down, children hit tables, and people get hurt.
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Detective Bowden: Any luck with the elevator company?
Detective Markowitz: They're out of business.
Detective Bowden: I guess that figures.