After reading it, I took a sigh of relief and felt uncomfortable. All the movie reviews on the first page did not let this feeling dissipate. I don't think I can't accept a surreal movie, or a movie with a tragic ending when the villain wins, but I'm very angry after watching this.
It wasn't until I read "Old Monkey"'s film review " A Clumsy Prank " that I suddenly became enlightened. Yes, it was the feeling that the author described.
Excerpts are as follows:
"A lot of people commented that the endings were all kinds of awesome, but I think they were just like me, just startled by a writer who was hysterically trying to write a great book.
In fact, this movie is a clumsy prank. It's not that it's clumsy because it's not thrilling or suspenseful, it's just because from the beginning to the end, the audience thought that the film didn't involve ghosts and gods, and they believed that it was at most a psychological suspense drama about how psychological cues distort the old farmers in the southern United States, and until the end For a few minutes the film itself reinforces this inference through plot and dialogue. I didn't expect the results to come out, this witchcraft is really fucking effective! Then you are surprised, but the reason for your surprise is not because of how awesome the plot reversal is, but because you suddenly realize that this is not a fucking suspense movie, it turns out to be a magic movie!
It's like a popular GIF prank on the Internet, you stare at the screen for a long time thinking you are watching a beautiful woman taking a bath, and suddenly a ghost pops up! Of course you are all shocked, all kinds of heartbeat. But if you knew you were going to make a grimace, would you still have such a big reaction? "
With a rating of 8.0, looking at it with great expectations, before the end, I thought it would be reversed like a confinement island, which made me exclaim the director NB! The result is this? There is indeed a feeling of being played.
It is much lower than the expectation of 8.0, so subjective emotions tell me that I should give one or two points to prevent others from being deceived.
PS I feel that what I have written has not cited as much content, and the quality of this film review does not have much nutrition. But if someone sees it and loses one deceived person, or makes someone who has already been deceived gain empathy, it can be a little contribution.
Of course, there is a higher probability that no one cares, just as a record of my mood at the moment, that is not bad.
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