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rubbish, a waste of time
Rhoda 2022-04-21 09:02:14
When I saw the two children in the window watching the two black people being burned to death, I wondered if their souls had been swapped. When the heroine went to that roadside gas station for the second time, the local person made it clear that it was true. It is so. The next thing to see is whether the heroine can work hard to prevent her body from being robbed. I heard that the ending was unexpected, so I patiently looked down and thought that there would be a shocking reversal, but the old lady still fell on the heroine's body without any suspense. When I saw the heroine pick up the old lady's cigarette, I almost had the heart to smash the computer. The momentum created for so long, just for such a failed ending? Not only did the heroine fail, but the film also failed extremely well as a suspense film. Waste me so long.
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Icie 2021-12-14 08:01:08
The first half really felt bad, depressing and not fascinating, and planned to play two stars. The ending is reversed! Watching this kind of film, you must never read the film review first
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Lilla 2021-12-14 08:01:08
It is also related to the art of crossing souls... I often see this topic recently; PS, no one will put photos of people who have nothing to do with them in their house...
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Caroline Ellis: I'm going into town for a while. Shopping.
Violet Devereaux: For what, Caroline? Caroline! For what?
Caroline Ellis: ...you'll just have to see.
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Caroline Ellis: So was that the storm or the ghosts?
Violet Devereaux: Well, say what you will about spirits, I always thought you could learn something from them.
Caroline Ellis: Like a spell? I have great respect for your husband. And whatever he thinks happened to him he's fighting it. What have you done?
Violet Devereaux: You haven't touched your gumbo.
Caroline Ellis: What have you done to him?
Violet Devereaux: I've made that special for you and you haven't even touched it.
Caroline Ellis: What have you done?
Violet Devereaux: He is my husband and I am his wife I will do whatever I want to him.
Caroline Ellis: What have you done to him?
Violet Devereaux: Oh, you've done something.
Caroline Ellis: He's not safe in this house; not with you.
Violet Devereaux: This is my house.
Caroline Ellis: I'm taking him, Violet.
Violet Devereaux: NO!