The ending is really unexpected. Overall, it is a suspense film worth watching, but after watching it, I always feel that there are a few points that are quite far-fetched. First of all, even if the night watchman or something like that rushed in when Bill was stealing the money, even if it was arranged by the underworld boss or Cobb and deliberately made him lose to Bill. How do you know if you're going to be shot dead or injured by Bill in that situation? Second, how did Cobb know whether Bill would throw the weapon away or turn himself in with the weapon after he ran there? If you throw away the weapon and run away, and the night watchman is only injured, there is no way to put the blame on. If you turn yourself in with the weapon, the most important evidence will be gone, and it will be difficult to blame. Third, how did Cobb know that Bill would go to the heroine with a murder weapon, and when he said he was going to turn himself in, he threw the hammer there to kill him? Fourth, the policeman believed that Bill's motive for killing the heroine was to get the password for the safe, that is, to kill the heroine first and wound the night watchman afterward. According to the time of death, the heroine should have been injured in the night watchman, and then Bill went home. , then to the heroine's house, and then to surrender, and then Cobb appeared and killed her, the time difference between them can also overturn this conclusion. In the end, the boss let Cobb kill him because he had been blackmailed for a long time after being witnessed by the hostess. Since he could not care about killing the person before, why did it take a lot of time for Cobb to kill the hostess? Fifth, with Cobb's talent, it is not difficult to get the money or other larger numbers. Why kill people for this, and then set up such a big game to blame? Just so we have a movie to watch?
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