Everyone compares this one with "Yellow Sea". I watched Yellow Sea first, and I always felt that the two films were different. The plot of the Yellow Sea is more tortuous, and this one is relatively simple.
Violence, perversion, cruelty, incompetence, indifference... all these are the reasons why people are constantly being killed. And the most tragic thing is the heroine, who obviously escaped.
In fact, I don't quite understand why the police released the murderer under pressure. If it is not released, the heroine will not die. However, there are so many ifs.
In the last scene, the scene where the hero sees the mayor should have a deep meaning, but I didn't understand it.
In fact, there is one thing that I haven't figured out very clearly, that is, the hero's personal character. From a policeman to a pimp, it should be a lot of experience. Why is he working so hard for the heroine? I believe it's not because he has any relationship with Meizhen, otherwise, even if Meizhen catches a cold, she would not have forced her to pick up the guests.
It may just be that the long-lost sense of justice in the heart broke out again, and once it broke out, there was no turning back.
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