The first half of the movie made me think that Dantes deserved to be locked up. He didn't have a brain at all, and he was so lucky that he didn't cheat on you. After escaping later, he began to become insane again. Are such inferior traps and methods really not afraid of being seen through? In the original work, the rigorous layout of the count's chain of links has been completely simplified, and the complex relationship between several key characters is the most critical detail in the revenge plan. And that Abel, so easily re-identified as a real man?
It's really better to change the name to Monte Cristo's Revenge to suit this film!
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