Maybe it's because I had too high expectations for this movie after reading the introduction... To be honest, the drama where everyone is a suspect is a bit vulgar. In particular, these suspects don't have any particularly impressive links. It feels like they are just trying to create a plot together. The suspect's transition from being suspected to clearing the suspicion is extremely fast, and he makes all the moves just by talking. Then the blunt dialogues of "I didn't say panic, I swear" and "I want to find a lawyer" came out. Especially the last turning point, I feel that there is no more bullshit, only more bullshit. If the finale is reversed, the heroine policeman is the murderer, and the audience may accept two sentences to make up for it.
and! The death of the handsome policeman was too sudden and meaningless! I feel that it is not as valuable as the sacrifice of the police in the vulgar domestic criminal investigation film. I remembered who was the murderer I just watched, aside from the production and political correctness that had to be maintained, at least the plot is higher than this one... This kind of film where a murderer solves a case and solves a drama, the plot can't be pushed up It's too uncomfortable... A lot of small nodes are perfunctory and sloppy
But the advantage is also that the characterization is still very full, especially the roles of several mothers in several families. Despite the identities of women and mothers, they are still very three-dimensional and have their own characteristics. Abandoned Soldiers). And the picture is still very textured, the soundtrack is top-notch, and HBO never fails.
Finally... Although I don't know if it's an exaggeration or a reality, it's true to use marijuana and abusing guns to mess with men and women... Freedom returns to freedom, no matter how you think about it, it's a bit anti-human, and I feel that it has nothing to do with being conservative or open-minded. Well, it's not necessary to emphasize freedom... Or is it just a reverse portrayal of excess freedom?
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